Family & Vision

Vision of Worldwide Evangelistic Ministries, Inc.

In 1980, I was led by the Lord to go to the Assemblies of God Bible College in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. After my second year of Bible College, God gave me a vision. In that vision, I saw a two-story building. When I walked in it, I heard the voice of God say to me: "This is how your ministry will be." In the building I saw the following:

toys to 1,500 underprivileged children, and distribute groceries to 300 families. In both of these activities, nobody goes home without being given the opportunity to receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.

Furthermore, every Easter we also have a dinner to reach out to the poor and homeless. In addition to all of these special activities, we also have Harvest Night where we take the 31st of October to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all the people in need.

During the summer months, we conduct evangelistic crusades on street corners in communities that are heavily infested with crimes, drug dealings, and murder. We set up gas grills and have cookouts to feed many people. On a stage, musicians start singing and a message of hope and salvation is presented to people without

hope. Street meetings are done in various states and cities around the country.

If you would like to be a part of what God is doing through our ministry and would like to help us with a financial contribution or in any way possible, I know that our God Almighty will give you a hundred fold in return. Please keep us in your prayers and many God continue to bless you.

A conference room to train people for evangelism Dormitories to house thirty men and women who would come from different parts of the United States to be trained on street evanglism. A chapel to seek the presence of God. A storage space to store food, can goods, furniture, and clothing to help the homeless and underprivileged people in Philadelphia. A print shop to do all the advertising for the ministry. 
Then I saw eight to ten secretaries and seven men walking through the doors with big bundles of mail wrapped in large rubber bands. A voice said to me: "This is the support that will come from all over the country to support the ministry."

Since 1984, some of these things have become a reality. Every year, we sponsor two Thanksgiving dinners where we feed 4,000-5,000 people and give
groceries to over 300 underprivileged families. At Christmas, we also sponsor two dinners and our theme for it is "Birthday Party for Jesus." There, we feed about the same amount of people as at Tanksgiving. Furthermore, we give