Aguascalientes, México
It started with one yes.
God sees more. We make it visible.
A church where the people who walked in as guests now open the door for the next one.
If someone sent you this link, it is because they said yes to this, and thought of you.
Here is the chain they joined, one yes at a time.
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God said yes first.
Before anyone in this story did anything, God had already decided these people were worth it. He sees more in them than they see in themselves.
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A family said yes.
In September 2024, Luis and Jennifer Díaz said yes, and a church began in Aguascalientes, soon meeting in a rented hotel room. Luis had managed projects for companies like Unilever and Walmart, and left that work behind. Jennifer, a visual designer, still works two jobs.
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One person said yes.
Some had never heard the gospel. Some had walked away from it years ago. One Sunday they walked in as guests. In 2026, more than 50 of them were baptized.
Their stories are being recorded in their own words, with their permission. Partners will meet them first.
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Now they open the door.
The people who walked in as guests now serve in their local church. They are the ones who welcome the next guest.
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What could your yes do?
The room is full. In March 2027 the church moves into a whole building, with room for more than twice as many people. After that, out into the neighborhoods of the city.
Join the Founding 100You will see what your yes does.
You see the fruit
Real stories from the people your partnership reaches, in their own words.
You know the plan
Once you join, we share the full plan and report on how it is going.
You are welcome here
Come to Aguascalientes, meet the people, and see it for yourself.
Where a gift goes.
The room is full. In March 2027 the church moves into the whole building. Gifts are made to vsbl Ministries, and its board directs them to the work in Aguascalientes.
A house with room to grow
A whole building for the church, with room for more than twice as many people as today.
Pastors free to lead it
Support for the pastoral leadership of Visible Iglesia, set by the board.
A church that goes out
What it takes to keep the doors open every week, and to serve the neighborhoods of the city.
Luis and Jennifer lead it. A Texas board holds the money.
Every gift is made to vsbl Ministries, a nonprofit in Texas, and its board decides how it is used in México.
Be one of the first hundred.
The first hundred people, families and churches who decide to give every month. There are three ways to be one.
Partner Church
For a church that wants to carry this as part of its missions.
Leadership Partner
For business owners and families who want to carry a real share.
Founding Partner
Any monthly gift, at any size.
Fair questions.
Is my gift tax-deductible?
vsbl Ministries is a Texas nonprofit corporation. Recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization is in formation, so contributions are not yet tax-deductible.
Who decides how the money is used?
Gifts are made to vsbl Ministries, and its board directs them. Luis does not vote on his own family's support.
How does it get to México?
The board approves support for the work in Aguascalientes, and the church reports back on how it is used.
Can I see the numbers?
Partners receive the full plan when they join. We keep the figures among partners rather than on a public page, to protect the family and the work in México.
Can I come and see it?
Yes. Partners are welcome to come to Aguascalientes, meet the people, and see it for themselves.
Can I give by bank transfer or check?
Yes. Write to contacto@vsbl.com.mx and we will send you the details.
Make room. Your yes is the next link.
Tell us you are in. Luis will write back personally with how to start, and you choose the amount.
One honest note: Recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization is in formation, so contributions are not yet tax-deductible.
Prefer to talk first? Write to contacto@vsbl.com.mx.
Make room for more.
Take your time. See what has happened, and meet the people behind it.
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