BCMS: THE MISSION CONTINUES AND YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

A Year of Gratitude and Growth: The Mission Continues in 2025!

As this year comes to an end, our hearts overflow with gratitude for God’s faithfulness and the generous support of partners like you. Every Bible delivered, every meal shared, every pastor equipped… all of this has been made possible by your partnership.

Together, we’ve witnessed the power of the Gospel in action in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Venezuela. We’ve seen communities impacted, churches strengthened, and lives touched by the love of Christ.

Here is a video recap of ministry in all three countries. Please watch until the end.

But the mission continues.

As we approach the end of the year, we invite you to join us for an even more impactful 2025. Your year-end gift to BCMS will fuel vital ministry efforts in these three countries.

How your gift makes a difference:

  • 100% goes to the mission field: We have no paid staff in the United States. Every dollar is invested directly in the team and their work in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Venezuela.
  • We equip national pastors and leaders: We believe in empowering local leaders to reach their own communities with the Gospel.
  • We strengthen churches: We support the planting of new churches and the growth of existing ones.
  • We share the love of Christ in action: We provide Bibles, essential resources, and practical help to those in need.

A Special Gift for Our Missionaries

This year, we also desire to bless our team of pastors and leaders with a special Christmas offering. Your generosity will show them our appreciation for their tireless work and dedication.

Will you join us?

As this year draws to a close, prayerfully consider if God is leading you to partner with us financially. No amount is too small, and every contribution makes a difference in advancing God’s Kingdom.

If you are already a partner, would you prayerfully consider if the Lord might be leading you to increase your support at this time?

You can give to BCMS securely online through PayPal below:

By clicking “Donate” in the menu above

Here at  https://salgadodrmission.com/donate/  ,

Or,  by sending a check to:

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE

P.O. Box 219228 Houston, Texas

77218-9228 1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)

Office: 281-599-7411 Fax: 281-599-7511

You can begin sending your support to BCMS/Antonio Salgado at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

Thank you for your partnership in the Gospel!

In Christ,

Antonio Salgado serving in the Dominican Republic

Soli Deo Gloria

“I am able to do all things through him who strengthens me.

Still, you did well by partnering with me in my hardship.”

– Philippians 4:13-14

BCMS: ENCOURAGING PROGRESS AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN LAGUNA PRIETA

Laguna Prieta Update: Encouraging Progress and New Opportunities

Ministry report from BCMS missionary Job Florestant

We are pleased to report continued progress in Laguna Prieta where, by God´s grace, our ministry efforts are yielding encouraging results.

During our recent visit, we engaged in community outreach and evangelism, distributing refreshments and visiting with individuals, including a new mother and a woman who is due to give birth next month. They normally attend but couldn’t due to their circumstances. We were also able to connect with several new individuals, share the Gospel with them, and obtain contact information for future follow-up.

While technical difficulties prevented us from capturing photos and videos last night, we were able to share live updates via Facebook during the teaching session. In the live Facebook video, you can see the group with their new Bibles, learning how to find passages and repeating the main verse of the teaching out loud together. The group shared refreshments after the study.

We are grateful that several individuals who were unable to attend expressed their intention to join us next week. In God’s providence, many of the attendees are acquainted with one another, either through family ties or shared hometowns. This has facilitated a strong sense of community and has helped accelerate our efforts to establish relationships within the area. Praise the Lord.

We remain optimistic about the future of Laguna Prieta. We are thankful for the opportunity to minister in this community and are expectant to see how God will continue to work in the hearts of those we have reached and are reaching for Christ.

 

The link below will take you to the transmission of last night’s live teaching. 

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/jfD1CcaCHDERyuFr/

Reported by Frantzdy Francois

Translated and edited by Antonio Salgado

Soli Deo Gloria

 

Please pray for our BCMS workers serving faithfully in difficult contexts. May the Gospel continue to go forth, to God be the glory.

If the Lord so lies on your heart to give back to Him by supporting this ministry, you can easily donate online through PayPal. Click the donate button below to send support of any amount directly to the ministry. This is the fastest option to get funds to the mission field.

 

 

 

 

Also,

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

The ministry of (CMC) serves hundreds of missionaries, but they ONLY receive the funds for us and in no way have control over how the funds are to be spent or what we are to do as a ministry, which gives room to be sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and the liberty in making needed adjustments.

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS (Antonio Salgado) at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

You can also now give to the ministry here in the DR online through the new giving solution called “click and give” at the CMC website.

To get started, you just need to click on the link below and register the first time. Just a simple click on the donate button on their page (see link below), and then click the “click and give icon/button”.

https://www.cmcmissions.org/donate

For tax exemption, you must send your donation through Central Missionary Clearinghouse (CMC) at the address above. But the PayPal option is the fastest way to get funds directly to the field.

We do not use a sending agency that gets a percentage of the money donated, and there are no employees in the USA making a salary. The BCMS team all live and work overseas, so you can be sure that your gift goes directly to the mission field.

Whatever you decide, thank you so much for reading this update. Grace and peace.

 

BCMS: PERSEVERANCIA EN PEDERNALES, REPUBLICA DOMINICANA

Reporte del misionero de BCMS Frantzdy Francois

Estimados amigos y colaboradores:

El pastor Frantzdy Francois, quien sirve en Pedernales, República Dominicana, nos ha proporcionado una actualización sobre el trabajo del ministerio entre una población vulnerable que enfrenta desafíos significativos.

Muchas personas han huido de Puerto Príncipe, Haití, debido a los continuos peligros e inestabilidad. Aquellos que buscan refugio cerca de Pedernales han construido viviendas temporales justo al otro lado de la frontera. Sin embargo, estas personas enfrentan la constante amenaza de deportación o desplazamiento por parte de las autoridades.

Estas viviendas improvisadas, ahora vacías, ilustran la precaria situación que enfrentan muchos haitianos en Pedernales. Su desplazamiento y la naturaleza temporal de sus condiciones de vida crean un futuro incierto, especialmente para mujeres y niños.

El pastor Frantzdy tuvo el privilegio de ministrar a estas comunidades durante meses, compartiendo el Evangelio, impartiendo estudios bíblicos y ofreciendo alimentos y medicamentos. Estas interacciones crearon valiosas oportunidades para aconsejarlos y animarlos con la Palabra de Dios.

Lamentablemente, esas casas ahora están vacías, y aquellos que intentan quedarse se ven obligados a irse. El pastor Frantzdy ora para que el Señor mantenga las semillas del Evangelio plantadas en sus corazones y que recuerden la esperanza que tienen en Cristo.

A pesar de la dispersión de los cuatro grupos con los que se había estado reuniendo, ha surgido una nueva oportunidad. Una hermana fiel de la iglesia, Dieudalie Alsine, y su esposo, Jean Robert Dorce, han abierto su humilde hogar cerca de la frontera, donde el pastor Frantzdy ha comenzado a predicar y enseñar a un nuevo grupo pequeño. Hay mucha esperanza para este nuevo grupo y estamos agradecidos por este nuevo lugar de reunión.

Si bien los desafíos de mantener lugares de reunión consistentes para este tipo de alcance han sido desalentadores, el pastor Frantzdy y el ministerio siguen comprometidos con la difusión del Evangelio en la comunidad y el servicio a la iglesia local en Pedernales.

Solicitudes de oración:

  • Oren por sabiduría y guía mientras el ministerio continúa en este nuevo lugar.
  • Oren para que la gente de Pedernales encuentre la salvación en Jesucristo.
  • Oren por la continua sanación del pastor Frantzdy del disparo que sufrió el año pasado y para que los médicos finalmente puedan extraerle la bala.

Gracias por su colaboración en este ministerio.

Soli Deo Gloria

Oren por los misioneros de BCMS que sirven fielmente en contextos difíciles. Que el Evangelio continúe avanzando, a Dios sea la gloria.

BCMS: PERSERVERANCE IN PEDERNALES, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Update from BCMS Missionary Frantzdy Francois

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Pastor Frantzdy Francois, serving in Pedernales, Dominican Republic, has provided an update on the ministry’s work among a vulnerable population facing significant challenges.

Many people have fled Port-au-Prince, Haiti, due to the ongoing dangers and instability. Those seeking refuge near Pedernales have built temporary homes just over the border. However, these individuals face the constant threat of deportation or displacement by authorities.

These makeshift dwellings, now empty, illustrate the precarious situation faced by many Haitians in Pedernales. Their displacement and the temporary nature of their living conditions create an uncertain future, particularly for women and children.

Pastor Frantzdy had the privilege of ministering to these communities for months, sharing the Gospel, providing Bible studies, and offering food and medication. These interactions created valuable opportunities to counsel and encourage them with God’s Word.

Sadly, those homes are now empty, and those who try to remain are forced to leave. Pastor Frantzdy prays that the Lord will keep the seeds of the Gospel planted in their hearts and that they will remember the hope they have in Christ.

Despite the dispersal of the four groups he had been meeting with, a new opportunity has emerged. A faithful sister from the church,
Dieudalie Alsine and her husband  Jean Robert Dorce, have opened their humble home near the border, where Pastor Frantzdy has begun preaching and teaching a new small group. There is much hope for this new group and we are thankful for this new meeting place.

While the challenges of maintaining consistent meeting places for these types of outreach have been discouraging, Pastor Frantzdy and the ministry remain committed to spreading the Gospel in the community, and serving the local church in Pedernales.

Prayer Requests:

  • Please pray for wisdom and guidance as the ministry continues in this new location.
  • Please pray for the people of Pedernales to find salvation in Jesus Christ.
  • Please pray for Pastor Frantzdy’s continued healing from the gunshot he sustained last year and that the doctors will eventually be able to remove the bullet.

Thank you for your partnership in this ministry. 

Reported by Frantzdy Francois

Translated and edited by Antonio Salgado

Soli Deo Gloria

 

Please pray for our BCMS workers serving faithfully in difficult contexts. May the Gospel continue to go forth, to God be the glory.

If the Lord so lies on your heart to give back to Him by supporting this ministry, you can easily donate online through PayPal. Click the donate button below to send support of any amount directly to the ministry. This is the fastest option to get funds to the mission field.

 

 

 

 

Also,

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

The ministry of (CMC) serves hundreds of missionaries, but they ONLY receive the funds for us and in no way have control over how the funds are to be spent or what we are to do as a ministry, which gives room to be sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and the liberty in making needed adjustments.

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS (Antonio Salgado) at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

You can also now give to the ministry here in the DR online through the new giving solution called “click and give” at the CMC website.

To get started, you just need to click on the link below and register the first time. Just a simple click on the donate button on their page (see link below), and then click the “click and give icon/button”.

https://www.cmcmissions.org/donate

For tax exemption, you must send your donation through Central Missionary Clearinghouse (CMC) at the address above. But the PayPal option is the fastest way to get funds directly to the field.

We do not use a sending agency that gets a percentage of the money donated, and there are no employees in the USA making a salary. The BCMS team all live and work overseas, so you can be sure that your gift goes directly to the mission field.

Whatever you decide, thank you so much. Grace and peace.

 

 

BCMS: SEMBRANDO SEMILLAS DE ESPERANZA EN CAPOTILLE, HAITÍ

Capotille, Haití: Sembrando Semillas de Esperanza

   Nos entusiasma compartir noticias alentadoras desde Capotille, Haití, donde Leonel Riviere continúa trabajando fielmente. Leonel ha estado cultivando diligentemente relaciones en esta comunidad, y sus esfuerzos han dado fruto recientemente en la formación de una creciente asamblea de 18 personas. Este grupo se formó a través de la unión de dos grupos más pequeños que Leonel había estado nutriendo por separado.

   Si bien nos regocijamos en este crecimiento, también reconocemos que la obra más importante aún está por venir: la transformación de corazones a través del poder del Evangelio. Aunque nadie ha hecho todavía una profesión de fe, nos anima la apertura y receptividad del grupo hacia Leonel y la enseñanza. Se reúnen con entusiasmo para escuchar la Palabra de Dios, y Leonel también ha podido ministrar a sus necesidades físicas, proporcionando paquetes de alimentos a varias personas a través del generoso apoyo de nuestros colaboradores.

   Este enfoque holístico, que combina la nutrición espiritual con la asistencia práctica, refleja nuestro compromiso de demostrar el amor de Cristo en palabra y obra.

   Los invitamos a unirse a nosotros en oración por este floreciente grupo en Capotille. Oren para que sus corazones se abran a la verdad del Evangelio, así como el Señor abrió el corazón de Lidia en Hechos 16:14:

   “Y estaba escuchando cierta mujer llamada Lidia, de la ciudad de Tiatira, vendedora de telas de púrpura, que adoraba a Dios; y el Señor abrió su corazón para que recibiera lo que Pablo decía”.

   Creemos en el poder de Dios en el Evangelio para salvación, y esperamos verlo atraer a estas preciosas almas hacia Sí mismo. Gracias por asociarse con nosotros en oración y apoyo mientras continuamos avanzando el Evangelio en Haití y más allá.

Reporte de Leonel Riviere, sirviendo en Juana Mendez, Haití

Edición y traducción Antonio Salgado

Soli Deo Gloria

Oren por nuestros obreros de BCMS que sirven fielmente en contextos difíciles. Que el Evangelio continúe avanzando, a Dios sea la gloria.

BCMS: CULTIVANDO COMUNIDAD Y CRECIMIENTO EN MARACAY, VENEZUELA

Cultivando Comunidad y Crecimiento: Un Informe de la Comunidad Bíblica Misionera de Gracia en Maracay

Ministerio en noviembre

  • Servicio Dominical

             El pasado 10 de noviembre de 2024, fue nuestro primer culto al Señor. Como muchos saben, estamos iniciando una misión en Maracay,Venezuela, después de una transición que pasamos al salir de nuestra iglesia local.

            La gracia del Señor nos ha ayudado, asistiéndonos desde ese primer domingo, añadiendo a una familia, el hermano Irving y su esposa e hija. Fue para nosotros un gozo poder tener al hermano Irving en ese primer domingo cuando pensamos que estaríamos solos. Logramos tener un tiempo de adoración y predicación, considerando el pasaje de 1 Corintios 3. 

             Para el próximo domingo 17 de noviembre, que sería nuestro segundo servicio dominical, el Señor concedió otra familia, además de un joven que ha manifestado recientemente fe en el Señor Jesucristo. Ese día nos pudimos congregar y tener un tiempo de escuela dominical, adoración y, al final, un tiempo de predicación.

            En la escuela dominical comenzamos con un libro de discipulado de Paul Washer (Manual de Discipulado Bíblico) y cada domingo vamos a abordar un tema. Es un tiempo de enseñanza participativa, así le sacamos mucho provecho al tiempo de la enseñanza. Para el tiempo de la predicación, comencé  a enseñar el evangelio de Juan; para ese domingo 17 de noviembre, enseñé la introducción al evangelio de Juan. También hemos podido tener tiempos de comunión después del culto muy edificante.

  • Miércoles de Estudio 

             Los días miércoles estamos realizando un estudio bíblico vía online por Zoom sobre la doctrina del hombre. Son tiempos donde podemos además orar los unos por los otros y estudiar de forma participativa, donde la finalidad es hacernos más cercanos, así como responder preguntas doctrinales.

            Durante estas reuniones hemos estado tocando el tema del hombre bajo estos dos principios:

  -La grandeza del hombre (Es Portador del Imagen de Dios)

  -La miseria del hombre (Su Pecado)

             Con abundantes pasajes de las escrituras estamos analizando cada afirmación. El propósito es que cada uno de nosotros aprendamos a defender las enseñanzas desde las escrituras, pues muchas veces sabemos o creemos algo solo porque lo hemos leído de un libro o confesión de fe, pero no es algo que nosotros mismos hemos tomado el tiempo suficiente para verificar qué dice de ello las escrituras.

 

  • Reunión de Hombres

          Los viernes en la noche nos reunimos para rendir cuenta de nuestras vidas y familias, planificar asuntos de la misión y tocar temas doctrinales para definir algunas posturas que creemos que se deben de tener desde sus inicios.

          Oren por mí, para que el Señor me ayude, capacite y colme de su gracia, también por el hermano Irving. He notado su anhelo por enseñar y tiene buen testimonio, además de una familia piadosa. Quiero invertir tiempo en él en cuanto al tema doctrinal, específicamente sobre la (TNP), él no está definido en una postura sobre ese tema.

           Durante esta reunión, también dedicamos un buen tiempo a la rendición de cuentas con relación al trato de nuestras esposas e hijos y nuestras devociones familiares, esperando que el Señor, por medio de ella, pueda ayudarnos a ser más fieles con nuestros roles familiares. 

 

  • Evangelismo

            En la nueva comunidad donde estoy viviendo, he estado saliendo a predicar los días martes en el Cuerpo Científico Penal y Criminalístico (CICPC) con un grupo de hermanos de otra iglesia cercana. Ellos van cada martes y recientemente yo me uní a ellos para participar en este tiempo. Al lugar se llevan alimentos y la predicación del evangelio a los privados de libertad. Ruego sus oraciones para que este tiempo sea de mucho provecho para los presos, y que el Señor pueda traer salvación. 

 

  • Escuela Dominical Infantil

             Considerando la presencia en nuestro servicio dominical de varios niños, decidimos iniciar el pasado domingo 1 de diciembre una escuela dominical para los más pequeños. En este tiempo, mientras los adultos reciben la escuela dominical, también los pequeños aprenderán sobre el mismo tema que desarrollan los adultos, pero ajustado a su edad para mayor comprensión. La finalidad es que lo que se les enseñe pueda ser reforzado en casa por sus padres en el tiempo de devoción familiar que estamos promoviendo. Es nuestro ruego que en el futuro podamos contar con un lugar designado para esta finalidad y mejores recursos que incentiven su aprendizaje.

 

  • Peticiones de Oración

   Por nuestra familia:

   Para que el Señor nos permita cumplir nuestros roles a mi esposa y a mí, también por la crianza de nuestros hijos y que el Señor traiga salvación a nuestros pequeños.

   Por la salud de nuestra hija mayor, Valentina (10 años):

   Ella fue diagnosticada celíaca; además, su condición hizo que aparecieran unas masas al nivel de las parótidas que, sin la atención adecuada, le crecen. Ella debe comer todos sus alimentos libres de gluten; esto puede parecer algo no gravoso, pero aquí particularmente es una dieta bastante costosa, orar por provisión para su dieta y consultas médicas. 

    Por la misión:

   Para que el Señor nos ayude, nos permita ser fieles a la predicación de su evangelio y a impactar nuestra comunidad. Por eso desde ya pedimos oración por un local o lugar de reunión que sea más visible a la comunidad, ya que por los momentos nos reunimos en un apartamento. Que el Señor siga abriendo puertas para la predicación del evangelio.

   Por Venezuela:

   Para este 10 de enero se esperan días difíciles, ya que el actual Gobierno de Venezuela debe dejar su cargo y entrar en vigencia el nuevo presidente Edmundo Gonzales.  Pero eso no será fácil, ya que el Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro ha manifestado no querer salir y no ha querido reconocer su evidente derrota. Por favor, únese a nosotros en oración por Venezuela.

En Cristo,

Rafael Rodriguez

Soli Deo Gloria

Oren por nuestros obreros de BCMS que sirven fielmente en contextos difíciles. Que el Evangelio continúe avanzando, a Dios sea la gloria.

 

BCMS: CULTIVATING COMMUNITY AND GROWTH IN MARACAY, VENEZUELA

Cultivating Community and Growth: A Report from the Biblical Mission Community of Grace in Maracay

Ministry in November

  • Sunday Service

             Last November 10, 2024, was our first worship of the Lord. As many know, we are starting a mission in Maracay, Venezuela, after a transitioning out of our local church.

            The grace of the Lord has helped us, assisting us since that first Sunday, adding to a family, Brother Irving and his wife and daughter. We were glad to have Brother Irving that first Sunday when we thought we’d be alone. We managed to have a time of worship and preaching, considering the passage from 1 Corinthians 3.

             The following Sunday, November 17, was our second Sunday service. The Lord has blessed us with another family and a young man who recently expressed faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. That day we were able to gather and have a time of Sunday school, worship, and, at the end, a time of preaching.

            In Sunday school, we begin with a discipleship book by Paul Washer (Manual of Biblical Discipleship), and each Sunday we will address a topic. It is a time of participatory teaching, so we get a lot out of teaching time. At the time of the preaching, I began to teach the Gospel of John. For that Sunday, November 17, I taught the prologue to John. We have also been able to have some wonderful times of fellowship after the service.

 

  •  Wednesday Study

             On Wednesdays, we are conducting a Bible study online via Zoom on the doctrine of man. These are times when we can pray for each other and study together to grow closer and answer doctrinal questions.

            During these meetings, we have been discussing the concept of man based on two fundamental principles:

  -The beauty of man (Bears the image of God)

  -The misery of man (His Sin) 

             With rich passages of Scripture, we are analyzing each statement. The goal is for each of us to develop the ability to defend the teachings found in the Scriptures. Often, we may know or believe something simply because we have read it in a book or confession of faith, but we may not have taken the time to fully understand and verify what the Scriptures have to say about it.

 

  • Men’s Meeting

          On Friday nights we meet to account for our lives and families, plan mission issues, and discuss doctrinal issues to define some positions that we believe should be had from the beginning. 

          Pray for me that the Lord will help me, empower me, and fill me with his grace, also for Brother Irving. I have noticed his desire to teach, and he has a good testimony as well as coming from a godly family. I am eager to devote time to his study of doctrine, particularly of the New Covenant, as he lacks a clear position on this issue.

           During this meeting, we also spent a beneficial deal of time on accountability regarding the treatment of our wives and children and our family devotions, hoping that the Lord, through it, could help us be more faithful with our family roles. 

 

  • Evangelism

            In the new community where I am living, I have been going out to preach on Tuesdays at the Scientific Penal and Criminalistic Corps (CICPC) with a group of brothers from another nearby church. They go every Tuesday, and I recently joined them to participate this time. We bring food and preach the gospel to the prisoners of this facility. I request your prayers that the prisoners benefit from this time and that the Lord brings salvation. 

 

  • Children’s Sunday School

             Considering the presence of several children at our Sunday service, we decided to start a Sunday school for the little ones last Sunday, December. During this time, while the adults attend Sunday school, the younger children will also learn about the same topics as the adults, with adjustments tailored to their age for deeper understanding. We aim for their parents to reinforce what they learn at home during our promoted family devotion time. We hope to establish a dedicated space and superior resources in the future to foster their learning.

 

  • Prayer Requests

For our family:

So that the Lord allows my wife and me to fulfill our roles, also for the         upbringing of our children, and that the Lord brings salvation to our little ones.

For the health of our eldest daughter, Valentina (10 years old): 

She was diagnosed with celiac disease. In addition, his condition caused masses to appear at the level of the parotids that, without adequate care, grow. She should eat all her foods gluten-free. This may not seem like a burden, but in our case, it’s quite an expensive diet. Pray for provision for your diet and medical consultations. 

For the mission: 

So that the Lord helps us, allows us to be faithful to the preaching of his gospel, and to impact our community. That is why we are already asking for prayer for a venue or meeting place that is more visible to the community, since at the moment we meet in an apartment. May the Lord continue to provide opportunities for the preaching of the gospel.

For Venezuela: 

On January 10, we expect difficult days as the current Venezuelan government must step down and the new president, Edmundo Gonzales, takes office. However, the Maduro regime has refused to leave and accept its defeat, making that very difficult. Please join us in praying for Venezuela.

In Christ,

Rafael Rodriguez

Soli Deo Gloria

 

Please pray for our BCMS workers serving faithfully in difficult contexts. May the Gospel continue to go forth, to God be the glory.

If the Lord so lies on your heart to give back to Him by supporting this ministry, you can easily donate online through PayPal. Click the donate button below to send support of any amount directly to the ministry. This is the fastest option to get funds to the mission field.

 

 

 

 

Also,

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

The ministry of (CMC) serves hundreds of missionaries, but they ONLY receive the funds for us and in no way have control over how the funds are to be spent or what we are to do as a ministry, which gives room to be sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and the liberty in making needed adjustments.

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS (Antonio Salgado) at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

You can also now give to the ministry here in the DR online through the new giving solution called “click and give” at the CMC website.

To get started, you just need to click on the link below and register the first time. Just a simple click on the donate button on their page (see link below), and then click the “click and give icon/button”.

https://www.cmcmissions.org/donate

For tax exemption, you must send your donation through Central Missionary Clearinghouse (CMC) at the address above. But the PayPal option is the fastest way to get funds directly to the field.

We do not use a sending agency that gets a percentage of the money donated, so you can be sure that your gift goes directly to the mission field.

Whatever you decide, thank you so much. Grace and peace.

 

BCMS: PLANTING SEEDS OF HOPE IN CAPOTILLE, HAITI

Capotille, Haiti: Planting Seeds of Hope

We’re excited to share encouraging news from Capotille, Haiti, where Leonel Riviere continues to labor faithfully. Leonel has been diligently cultivating relationships in this community, and his efforts have recently borne fruit in the formation of a growing assembly of 18 individuals. This group was formed through the merging of two smaller groups that Leonel had been nurturing separately.

While we rejoice in this growth, we also recognize that the most important work is still to come: the transformation of hearts through the power of the Gospel. Though no one has yet made a profession of faith, we are encouraged by the group’s openness and receptivity to Leonel and the teaching. They eagerly gather to hear the Word of God, and Leonel has been able to minister to their physical needs as well, providing food packages to several individuals through the generous support of our partners.

This holistic approach, combining spiritual nourishment with practical assistance, reflects our commitment to demonstrating the love of Christ in word and in deed.

We invite you to join us in praying for this burgeoning group in Capotille. Pray that their hearts would be opened to the truth of the Gospel, just as the Lord opened the heart of Lydia in Acts 16:14:

“A God-fearing woman named Lydia, a dealer in purple cloth from the city of Thyatira, was listening. The Lord opened her heart to respond to what Paul was saying.”

We believe in the power of God in the Gospel for salvation, and we are expectant to see Him draw these precious souls to Himself. Thank you for partnering with us in prayer and support as we continue to advance the Gospel in Haiti and beyond.

Soli Deo Gloria

Please pray for our BCMS workers serving faithfully in difficult contexts. May the Gospel continue to go forth, to God be the glory.

If the Lord so lies on your heart to give back to Him by supporting this ministry, you can easily donate online through PayPal. Click the donate button below to send support of any amount directly to the ministry. This is the fastest option to get funds to the mission field.

 

 

 

Also,

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

The ministry of (CMC) serves hundreds of missionaries, but they ONLY receive the funds for us and in no way have control over how the funds are to be spent or what we are to do as a ministry, which gives room to be sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and the liberty in making needed adjustments.

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS (Antonio Salgado) at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

You can also now give to the ministry here in the DR online through the new giving solution called “click and give” at the CMC website.

To get started, you just need to click on the link below and register the first time. Just a simple click on the donate button on their page (see link below), and then click the “click and give icon/button”.

https://www.cmcmissions.org/donate

For tax exemption, you must send your donation through Central Missionary Clearinghouse (CMC) at the address above. But the PayPal option is the fastest way to get funds directly to the field.

We do not use a sending agency that gets a percentage of the money donated, so you can be sure that your gift goes directly to the mission field.

Whatever you decide, thank you so much for praying for us. Grace and peace.

BCMS: MISSIONARY WORK IN CAPOTILLE, HAITI

A Journey of Faith and Compassion: Update from BCMS worker Leonel Riviere serving in Juana Mendez (Ouanaminthe), Haiti 🇭🇹

“Our missionary efforts in Capotille, a town bordering Loma de Cabrera, have begun with a focus on two groups. One group consists of four elderly individuals and a woman who is paralyzed and can only move by dragging herself in a small chair. Her story is a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of our work.
We have started meeting with these groups on Sundays, sharing the Gospel, providing food packages, engaging in Bible study, and praying together. As the group grows, we plan to increase the frequency of our meetings. We ask for your continued prayers as we support these individuals and spread the message of the Gospel.
We believe that God is being glorified through our collective efforts and we desire to make an impact in the lives of these individuals and the community as a whole. We are grateful for your support and prayers as we continue this important work.”
In Christ,
BCMS worker Leonel Riviere seving in Ouanaminthe (Juana Mende), Haiti
Translated by Antonio Salgado

Please pray for our BCMS workers serving faithfully in hard places. May the Gospel continue to go forth, to God be the glory.

If the Lord so lies on your heart to give back to Him by supporting this ministry, you can easily donate online through PayPal. Click the donate button below to send support of any amount directly to the ministry. This is the fastest option to get funds to the mission field.

 

 

 

 

Also,

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

The ministry of (CMC) serves hundreds of missionaries, but they ONLY receive the funds for us and in no way have control over how the funds are to be spent or what we are to do as a ministry, which gives room to be sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and the liberty in making needed adjustments.

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS (Antonio Salgado) at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

You can also now give to the ministry here in the DR online through the new giving solution called “click and give” at the CMC website.

To get started, you just need to click on the link below and register the first time. Just a simple click on the donate button on their page (see link below), and then click the “click and give icon/button”.

https://www.cmcmissions.org/donate

For tax exemption, you must send your donation through Central Missionary Clearinghouse (CMC) at the address above. But the PayPal option is the fastest way to get funds directly to the field.

We do not use a sending agency that gets a percentage of the money donated, so you can be sure that your gift goes directly to the mission field.

Whatever you decide, thank you so much for praying for us. Grace and peace.

 

Overflowing with Gratitude: Partnering Together for the Gospel

 

We are overflowing with gratitude for the way God has moved in the hearts of our supporters. Their generosity has been a tangible answer to our prayers, enabling us to deliver much-needed Bibles and nourishing food packages to our brothers and sisters in Laguna Prieta, food for the eldery in Juana Mendez, Haiti, supporting six men and their local churches, and the evangelism and church planting efforts we have in three countries.

It’s a powerful reminder that we are all part of one body in Christ, working together to meet both physical and spiritual needs. We are humbled and deeply thankful for this partnership in the Gospel, recognizing that every act of giving, whether big or small, is a testament to God’s love and faithfulness.

To Him alone be all the glory for the work He is accomplishing through our collective efforts. We pray that these resources will not only provide sustenance and comfort but also illuminate the path to salvation and strengthen the faith of those who receive them. May this act of generosity inspire others to join us in spreading the Gospel, walking the way of our Master, showing love and mercy, and meeting the needs of the vulnerable around us in the same way that we have been shown love and mercy in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Our goal is to know Christ more and to make Him known. As we approach the end of the year, a time often marked by reflection and giving, we humbly ask you to consider partnering with us financially. Your generous gifts will enable us to expand our reach, providing more Bibles, essential resources, and training to those who are faithfully serving in challenging contexts. Every dollar contributed goes directly towards supporting the work of these dedicated nationals as they share the Gospel, plant churches, and demonstrate the love of Christ in tangible ways. As the year draws to a close, would you prayerfully consider joining us in this mission, investing in the eternal impact of the Gospel in Latin America? No amount is too small, and every contribution makes a difference in advancing God’s Kingdom. If you are already partnering with us through your giving, would you prayerfully consider if the Lord might be leading you to increase your support at this time? You can give securely online by clicking on DONATE BCMS, or by sending a check to : 

CENTRAL MISSIONARY CLEARINGHOUSE
P.O. Box 219228
Houston, Texas 77218-9228
1-800-CMC-PRAY (1-800-262-7729)
Office: 281-599-7411
Fax: 281-599-7511

You may begin sending your support to the BCMS/Antonio Salgado at any time at the address above. (Checks should be made payable to Central Missionary Clearinghouse or C.M.C.)

 Thank you for your partnership in the Gospel!

In Christ,

Antonio Salgado

 

“I give thanks to my God for every remembrance of you,always praying with joy for all of you in my every prayer, because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now.”

– Philippians 1:3-5

This following video is a compilation of raw ministry in 2024 as it is,  recorded me or by the BCMS team this year in the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Venezuela. Church services, the evangelism conference, church planting efforts, evangelism, help for the poor, open air preaching and more. These men are laboring for the Gospel in the following places:


Capotille, Haiti 🇭🇹
Ounaminthe, Haiti 🇭🇹
Savange Longe, Haiti 🇭🇹
Maracay, Venezuela 🇻🇪
Pedernales, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Laguna Prieta, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Barrio Hato Mayo, Santiago, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Barrio Yaguita de Pastor, Santiago, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Consider partnering with us in financial support in the coming year. May the name of Christ be made great among the nations. Pray.
Soli Deo Gloria