We never know where the Lord may lead us, but through an intercontinental rabbit trail involving Coloradans with relatives in Mexico, messages to GAFCON in Africa, then to ACNA in the U.S., to Bishop Tighe in the Diocese of the Southwest, to a clergy retreat in Santa Fe, NM, to a business card left in my purse for 2 weeks before someone reminded me (whew!)– we are grateful to God for completing the connection! He led us to the city of San Miguel de Allende in Guanajuato, Mexico, to worship with a group of ex-pats there. After we made contact, had a Zoom call, and agreed to drive the three hours to San Miguel, the group there assembled the funds to rent a lovely little chapel last Wednesday evening. May is a sweltering hot month, but we were 23 people together, excited at this kickoff of what may be a new Anglican Church in Mexico. It gave us a chance to make new friends, and the privilege to worship the Lord in our native language. Praise be to God! We are returning at the end of May to lead two services, one in English and one in Spanish, as there was much interest within the Mexican community.
