The first office VGR opened in Latin America was in Mexico City in 1991. In 2006 we moved to a third location. Brother German Calva with assistance from his wife, Sister Elsa and another brother who works part time, maintain the office in the 2nd largest city in the world. It seems like all roads lead to Mexico City, the capital, and many people come by the office for material. There are about 25 churches in the metropolitan area that come for their material. Not only does Brother Calva manage the office, but he is the distributor to upwards of 300 churches and groups in southern Mexico. When new material arrives, he makes at least four trips to distribute to the churches and travels about 4,000 miles to accomplish this, which sometimes can take two or three months. Mexico City is the only city in Latin America that Brother Branham visited. This was in 1956 when the dead baby received its life. The ministry of Brother Branham continues to have a great effect on Mexico as it did in 1956.
Distribution:
The distribution of material is done by personally delivering the material to the pastors and churches. In their VW diesel van they travel over many miles through terrain that varies. Southern Mexico has mountains, desert areas, flat coastal areas in Veracruz and the boot of Mexico in the states of Quintana Roo, Yucatan and Campeche which are very humid. This area lies in the path of many hurricanes and tropical storms.
Many of the churches lie off the main roads and the material has to be carried to the churches. Sometimes it is possible to contact the pastors and they will come to a central city where they will meet with Brother Calva and receive their material. Others time they will visit the individual churches and have fellowship with the people.
Distribution can be difficult depending on the weather, roads and the political climate. One always has to be aware of the dangers of traveling on the roads and traveling at night is no longer possible because of the problems they may have. Mexico has a good system of roads and highways, but many believers live in the mountains or jungle areas which make it difficult.
Campeche
Chiapas
District Federal
Guerrero
Hidalgo
Mexico
Michoacan
Morelos
Puebla
Qaxaca
Queretaro
Quintana Roo
Tabasco
Tlaxcala
Yucatan