Workers for Mexico Mission is an outgrowth from Clinton Looney, missionary to Mexico  since 1961. The Looneys, over the years, have helped establish congregations and supported native Mexican preachers.  In 1996, Bro. Looney, seeking to assure that the work would continue in the years ahead, and grow to new areas, began turning mission functions over to Mexican leaders in key cities and asked Francis Nash with his wife, Pam, to serve as stateside director and forwarding agents. Nash is 50-year retired Broadcaster  and teacher   He serves as  minister of the Sugar Grove Christian Church, Owingsville, Ky.,since 1968 a major supporter for the mission and works under the auspices of that eldership.  Workers for Mexico is a IRS recognized non-profit 501c3 tax-exempt corporation.The mission has grown to include now supporting 52  ministers in churches in 13 states of Mexico, and various Benevolent works such as the Con Mis Manos  Deaf School and Center, Camps, Feeding Programs, Medical Clinic, Student Home and Mexican Christian Univ. in Queretaro, Extension and correspondence courses.  The Nashes serve Workers for Mexico Mission, out of the Grayson office- Box 400 Grayson, Ky. 41143 ( 606 922-2812 ) wfmex@hotmail.com   and travel to Mexico, overseeing the work and visiting supporting churches, and handle financial accounting . Supporters receive monthly newsletters, Facebook updates and financial reports . The mission has grown to become one of the largest works of the Christian churches in Latin America.

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