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The Biblicus México Scholarship Program embodies the Mission South Task Force’s vision of strengthening the bond between First Presbyterian Church (FPC), Mexican seminaries, the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico, and Presbyterian churches in South Texas. This growing friendship has led to four new students receiving a one-year, renewable scholarship from FPC. Each recipient has a unique story and calling, and we are excited to share these inspiring journeys with you.

Toribio Reyes

Toribio Reyes lives in Tabasco with his widowed mother and seven other family members. Currently in his fourth semester at the Sureste Presbyterian Seminary, Toribio has a heart for discipling youth. He is actively nurturing faith in the next generation by teaching a communicants class.

Check out Toribio's video to hear more about his journey and ministry focus:

Raquel Cahuich

Raquel Cahuich, a graduate of the Pan American School, has been accepted into an online graduate program at Calvin University. Raquel feels a profound calling to engage in family ministry, particularly with special needs children, and to serve as a teacher in the AMO program. The scholarship enables her to pursue this special call from the Lord.

Watch Raquel’s video to learn more about her aspirations and how this scholarship supports her mission:

Aarón Noh

Aarón Noh, a devoted husband and father of five-year-old Raquel, is in his fourth out of six semesters at San Pablo Presbyterian Seminary in Mérida. Aarón is dedicated to discipling a small group of neighborhood men and serves in a local church. His unique situation is further enriched by his wife's fluency in Mayan. Aarón is currently in need of an FPC prayer partner. Those interested can contact Kathy Scruggs at for more information.

Discover more about Aarón’s work and his family's life in his video:

Call to Action

These students represent the future of ministry in their communities, equipped to make a significant impact. Your prayers and support play a crucial role in their journeys. We encourage you to watch their stories and become involved by praying for them or even becoming a prayer partner.

For more information about the Scholarship Program or to connect with a student as a prayer partner, please contact Kathy Scruggs.

Together, we can support these ambitious students in their ministries and continue to build strong, faith-based connections across borders. Thank you for your ongoing support and prayers for the Biblicus México Scholarship Program.