2 - David shows the TV used to show copies of Christian films to groups. These videos draw a crowd and tell a little about Jesus. Although they are in Spanish or other major languages most Mexican Indians understand little of it without explanation and interpreting. 4,5 - Living conditions in the camps where thousands of Mexicans live and work. Many are brought by truck and rail across the country and from remote, mountainous villages to earn what they can.
Laundry is done, often using the same water source for bathing, swimming and drinking.
6 - Migrants find fun where they can find it in a nearby irrigation canal. Much of the produce consumed in the U.S., either fresh or canned, comes through the labor of these in the lush fields owned by faraway landowners. 11,12 - In the evening, a crowd watches the film. After it is shown, those who show interest will be given cassettes of Gospel messages in their own languages. There are hundreds of Mexican dialects in which Gospel Recordings has tapes.