ABC Regional Hispanic Ministries

ABC in focus - June 2022

As the thermometer rises in the spring, the number of farm workers in our area rises as well. These few weeks of late spring and early summer are hectic as we try to visit as many of the workers present in our area as possible. A few days ago, I visited a new location with one of the members of Nueva Esperanza. We had learned of this camp by word of mouth the same day we went to see the workers there. We introduced ourselves, gave them health kits, and shared the Gospel with them briefly. As we left, I realized that we had tried to locate these same workers in previous years, but we had been unable to find them. The Lord had led us to them in an unexpected way. I was reminded once again that God is constantly opening doors for us to serve others and share the Good News, if we will only walk through them. Would you join me in praying for the workers who are receiving health kits and hearing the Gospel this spring? Pray that many would turn to Christ in faith. Pray that the Lord would continue to open doors for us to share the Good News.

ABC Regional Hispanic Ministries
c/o Allendale-Hampton Association
P.O. Box 530
Brunson, SC 29911

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About us:

ABC Regional Hispanic Ministries is focused on taking the Good News of Jesus Christ to Hispanics outside the walls of the church. From its beginnings in 1992 as an outreach to transient farm workers, ABC has proclaimed the life-changing Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Hispanics of Allendale, Hampton, Barnwell, Bamberg and Colleton Counties in South Carolina.

Our Purpose: to reach and win the Spanish language/culture people to Jesus Christ, to provide them with discipleship development, and to provide a Christian ministry to the permanent, seasonal, and transient Spanish language/culture people of Allendale-Hampton, Barnwell-Bamberg, and Colleton Associations in cooperation with local Southern Baptist churches.

Our Mission: to establish on-mission Hispanic churches which will reach out to the Hispanic population (transient and permanent) of the ABC area, and to fulfill the Great Commandment and the Great Commission among the transient population.