Cuauthemoc Macclesh Del Pino
Alberto Guzman Mendez
Alejandro Najera Leyva
America I. Rodriquez Mateos
Angela Nataren Gutierrez
Dimas De Leon Montantes
Esther Guadalupe Garcia
Gilberto Ponce Hernandez
Hector Rodolfo Najera Leyva
Humberto Guzman Gutierrez
Ignacio Moreno Lara
Juan Francisco Escobedo Santos
Juan Gomez Hernandez
Karina Eva Hernandez Luna
Ma. Guadalupe Cortes Baltier
Margarita Zamora Bolanos
Maria Lopez Guzman
Rebeca Quintanilla Cardona
Rosa Maria Guzman Hernandez
Rosa Maria Leon Timoteo
Sergio Olarte Olmedo
Xinia Jimenez Martinez
Blanca Elena Gutierrez Gomez
Carlos Perez Aguilar
David Morantes Hernandez
Gonzalo Guzman Hernandez
Irma Lopez Garcia
Isaac Elias Campos Martinez
Israel Hernandez Timoteo
Jesus Manuel Cervantes
Ma. Eugenia Gonzalez Medellin
Patricia Nino Rivera
Perea Timoteo Mary Carmen
Ubel Ruiz Martinez
Aidee Lopez
Ayala Angeles
Juan Antonio
Bernardo Jimenez
Dalila Ortiz Zavala
Elizabeth Silva Mancilla
Jessica Requena
Luis Fernando
Miguel Sanchez
Moises Hernandez Perez
Nohemi Cruz Hernandez
Nohemi Salas
Omar Segura
Rocio Cruz Rojas
Victoria Merino
Wenceslao Elezalde
Sigifredo Aleman
Concepcion de Jesus Ramirez Mata
Jose de Jesus Mendez Hernandez
Juan Carlos Cruz
Laura Gabriela Ruiz Ce-don
Pedro Jimenez Cortes
Sandra Damian Vasquez
Victor Manuel Mendoza Flores
Berenice Moncayo Esteban
Christian Eduardo Paredes Romero
Guillermo Lucha
Francisca Hernandez Aguilar
Esteban Enriquez Diaz
Janeth Moncallo Esteban
David Morantes Hernandez
Federico Noe Bertiz Amado
Guadalupe Aguilar Chavarria
Ludivina Marquez Antonio
Natanael Sandoval Valencia
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In 1998, AIM graduated its first 34 Mexican students from the Institute. We have
since graduated an average of 25 students a year. The program covers three
years. The first year consists of intense academic study on campus mixed with
ministry opportunities. The second year, the students intern in a local church
where they are mentored by a pastor. During the internship, the students are
able to participate in valuable ministry while adding to their knowledge and
experience. Then, for the third year our school partners with a local church to
send the students out to plant a new church in an unreached region of
Mexico.
Why National Missionaries are effective
1. A national often has rights and privileges that a foreigner doesnt. Many times a country is closed to western missionaries thereby making it more difficult for western missionaries to share the gospel or work effectively.
2. A nationals understanding of indigenous language and culture increases their effectiveness as ministers of the Gospel.
3. The communitys perception of a national
as one of their own lends a much greater comfort
level than is possible with a foreign missionary.
4. A national does not need to go home on furlough as a western missionary requires.
5. A national can live on less income than a western missionary.
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Because
the Institutes professors are mostly missionaries who raise
their own support, the costs of schooling are low. The MTI
students are educated, trained, and provided with room and
board while attending the Institute. The cost per student
is $2,000.00 a year (about the cost for two participants to
go on a 10-day overseas mission trip).
It is AIMs desire for every student to be completely supported
so that the student can concentrate on his/her studies and
prepare for the mission field. Your $10.00 or more a month
can help support the students as they learn to win the world for Christ.
AIM is depending
on God to bring the hundreds of people to become Partners in
Ministry with us. Please give prayerful consideration to this
opportunity. If you feel led to be involved with AIM in this
way, please email
Deryck Livingston or call 1-800-881-2461
(In GA call 770-983-1060) |