Mision Peniel

06/14/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Jacqui Paris, Kathleen Renton Belville, Pamela Dee Smith

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06/13/2026

Today, we reflect on how, when praying for "our daily bread," we implicitly accept the responsibility to share it—because it is *ours*, not *mine*. With the help of Estero Community Church, First Baptist Fayetteville (NC), and other regular partners, we fulfill our role of sharing bread, groceries, fresh produce, clothing, and other items with the farmworker community in Immokalee, in addition to continuing registration for the back-to-school program. We are blessed by the support, generosity, and efforts of so many.

06/05/2026

Having young members of First Baptist Rome, GA, among us throughout this week—beyond the physical work they have accomplished—has instilled great hope in our community. Knowing that the future lies in hands and hearts that truly understand what it means to welcome the stranger and love one’s neighbor encourages us in these dark times.

05/16/2026

This week, the support teams assisting with the operation of the Food Pantry arrived from Burnt Store Presbyterian Church and Venice PC. Before opening the doors, we reflected on "the faith that moves mountains." First, the mountains of prejudice, indifference, and pride—which separate us from our neighbors—are moved away; and subsequently, the mountains of love, empathy, and care are drawn near by the faith that follows the One who invites us to love Him and our neighbor just as He loves us.
Separately—and in a practical sense—we were also able to move mountains of non-perishable foods, vegetables, bread, and other items. Praise the Lord!

05/11/2026

05/11/2026

05/10/2026

What might constitute a Happy Mother’s Day for a female agricultural worker?
We see mothers every day—leaving everything prepared at home and heading out while it is still dark in the morning, only to return late in the afternoon following an exhausting workday in the fields or the packing shed. We witness the utmost diligence with which they care for their children whenever they have the opportunity to spend time with them—often while visiting Misión Peniel to receive some relief regarding their basic needs. These needs exist not due to a lack of work or effort, but quite the opposite: despite working tirelessly, they still receive unjust wages.
Yet, we are also blessed to see them smile and find joy—though this almost always takes a backseat. That is to say, their own happiness comes only after seeing their children smile upon receiving a toy, school supplies, new shoes, a bicycle, a treat, or anything else we are able to provide. And that smile—that joy—tells us that we are looking at a happy mother.
Thank you for your support so far and for consider a gift today to honor our mothers—a gift that enables Misión Peniel to continue standing alongside the mothers who work to put food on the table for their own families, and for all of us.
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05/08/2026

Mision Peniel exists and operates because the love, solidarity, and work of many faithful supporters. This Friday's Pantry's distribution is not the exception. We are serving at 90° F, but the workers we are serving have been on the fields under higher temperatures and for longer time for sure.

05/04/2026

We enjoy to keep you posted about how God's working in the midst of Misión Peniel. Here, below is the link for our latest Newsletter. Check it out and share it with your friends to spread the word about. Thank you very much for your support.
https://www.misionpeniel.com/_files/ugd/17a0f5_8d89237ede844b41b8e24ab7cd233728.pdf

05/02/2026