Dan Salas Ministries' 15th. year celebration

Come help us celebrate fifteen years of
taking the gospel to the poor and setting the captives free.

Where: Riverchase, 990 Horan Dr., Fenton, Missouri 63026
#(636)343-0067
When: September 13th. 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
What do I bring: A smile and a desire to have a GREAT time
Lunch will be provided, free of charge.
PLEASE, RSVP at our e-mail dsalasmn@gmail.com

Chris Miller

This was Chris' 4th. time to work with us, he first came in '05. He arrived three weeks ago and wanted to help us in whatever way he could. We hit the road and drove to El Salvador, distributing Christian books and visiting prisons along the way. His last week was spent helping us host a team, were he preached, led and played music.

Chris is always a blessing and makes friends were ever he goes. We will miss him but know God has a plan for his life. A very special thanks to Staff Sargent Chris Miller.

Indiana Team

Scott and his team of 15 came from Indianapolis. Seven of which were Children from the ages of 6 to 13. We traveled to Limon and worked with the Victory Church, holding a Children's event were our young people ministered to the Children. We had games, gifts, face paintings, bracelets and of course the gospel message.

El Salvador Hears Good News

Chris Miller from St. Louis and myself left Costa Rica last Monday and drove to El Salvador. Our mission, distribute From The Hidden books and preach the gospel. The Lord has shown us favor and opened doors, we have been in His perfect timing and have had ALL of our needs provided. The coolest thing thus far happened at Jucuapa Prison. We were welcomed by a group of inmate/christians and invited to preach. The men were on their knees, crying out for more of God while the angles rejoiced.

Baptizing in the Caribbean

Three young women, Tiffany, Deanne and Karen all love God and want to serve and obey Him. They also wanted to be baptized in the ocean while on their mission's trip. With the help of Tim, Deanne and Karen's dad, we did just that.

This was symbolic of their old nature dying and being left in the sea as they went under, and a new person being raised up as they came out of the water. It was an honor and a privilege to baptist these next generation Christian leaders.

Mission Trips Aren't All Work

With a team of 11 from our home church Life Christian and our 4 interns, we were able to accomplish much. Although they worked hard, we did manage to find some time to have fun.

They all took a trip on the canopy zip line, some conquered their fears and all enjoyed their selves.

Nicaragua Hears Good News

With our 4 interns Cindy and I drove some 20 hours to northern Nicaragua. We found out that within the city of 1,200 people there were at least 80 people practicing witchcraft and offering animal sacrifices. The first night of a three night evangelistic outreach, a 17 year old intern prayed for a lady, she grabbed hold of both wrist and groaned, spit up, fell to the ground, contorted her body and appeared to be possessed.

Levi, Jeremy, Brittany and Tiffany continued to pray for her, wiping her face off, stroking her hair and loving her. She left the church at 2:00 a.m. The last night of the outreach she came forward and gave a testimoney that she was set free, completely free. We learned afterwards her husband had left her for another woman she got involved in witchcraft years ago.

As you can imagine we are so very pleased with these interns and if this is the next generation of Christians being raised we just might be able to fulfill the Great Commission.