Being the Church in a time of Crisis
We were having service in our Oakdale church when an elder said, “Why don’t we consider buying canned goods and nonperishables to provide for our
March 20, 2020
Bernardo and Brenda serve as base directors for the A Jesus Mission head quarters in Oakdale, CA.
In the past year, we have had so much change in our lives. In May of 2019, we were blessed to see the birth of our third child and in June, the birth of My Jesus Mission church in Turlock, CA. My wife and I led Bible studies, worship, fellowship and prayer at our home. Just a few months later, we took a leap of faith and became full time missionaries, which led us to become Base Directors and move into the A Jesus Mission HQ in Oakdale, CA. In January 2020, we got our first taste of what our conference and missionary hosting ministry is going to be like, and it was amazing to say the least! Shortly after that, I began the series called “Dios Se Está Moviendo”, which is a weekly Bible study at 9am, live on FaceBook. Also, the My Jesus Mission Turlock moved to the Turlock Gospel Mission where we lead the homeless community in the word of God. In March, my wife and I began homeschooling our children due to the COVID-19 restrictions. Being a student myself for the Gospel Trade School has helped me grow in all areas of my life including the most important, marriage, parenting and ministry. All the while, we are continuing to work on the HQ property, leading the AJM interns, and fellowshipping through weekly morning devotionals. Thus far, a lot of work has been done on the HQ property where we serve full time, and yet there is still so much to be done. We have just scratched the surface in this ministry work and are excited for what is to come. We would love to have you partner with us, in what God is doing.
Here at AJM, God is on the move!
In His grace,
The Fernandez Family
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We were having service in our Oakdale church when an elder said, “Why don’t we consider buying canned goods and nonperishables to provide for our