Worthy Student Aid
Each year
dozens of promising students anxiously wait for a positive response
to the question, “Will I be able to continue my studies this year?”
MPI has provided financial aid for
hundreds of students, and year after year
Many are serving productively as pastors, teachers, nurses, accountants and in other areas.
Students from different Indian tribes are in special need of assistance. This Chol student has translated Bible lessons into his own dialect. Upon
receiving notice of assistance, he responded with this thank-you
message to MPI donors in Chol.
Antonio Diaz studied at San Lorenzo school, then continued his education at Linda Vista College and Montemorelos University in Mexico. He married and has two lovely girls. A native Chamula Indian, he speaks Tzotzil fluently. He served as a pastor among his people,
baptizing many hundreds and ministering in dozens of churches.
Currently Antonio is working in remote mountain regions of Oaxaca,
Mexico. After many years, he continues to maintain contact
with MPI, grateful for donors who made it possible for him to do
what he loves most - preach the Gospel and lead people to Jesus.
Potential aid recipients are carefully screened. We also take into account what they have earned selling books during the summer and what they can earn working 5 hours a day during the school year.
Aid from MPI is sent directly to
the school where they study, and the amount varies, according to
available funds and student needs.
Your contribution to this program will make a difference in the
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