Melinda Rankin: First Protestant Missionary to Mexico

"If you wish to enlighten a room, you carry a light and set it down in it, and the darkness will disperse of itself."

In 1848, Melinda Rankin went alone to the newly annexed Texas as a single woman, seeking to share the gospel in Mexico.

*Disclaimer* Unfortunately, there was a fair bit of rain as this episode was recorded. Please enjoy the unintended ambience of Southeast Asia during the rainy season.

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Wonderful History of Little Known Missionary Worker for Mexico!

So enjoy the history lessons that come with the stories of brave missionaries! It is a blessing to hear their own words of love and devotion to the people they serve!