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A public historical encyclopedia documenting the Ashcraft family, missionary work in Mexico, and the people, places, churches, and events connected with that history.
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- Monte Hebrón propertyPlaces · History of Monte Hebrón’s land purchase, ministry facilities, institute-property litigation, and a separate unresolved possession dispute.
- Instituto Bíblico Bautista Monte HebrónMinistry · Founded in 1963, the institute trains Christian workers through in-person and online study; its history includes the 2010–2016 decline, leadership transitions, and renewed growth under Jonathan Ashcraft.
- Tommy and Brenda Ashcraft’s arrival in MexicoFamily History · Their August 6, 1969 arrival with infant Tammie, first weeks in Los Cristales, and move to Monte Hebrón to work in the Bible institute.
- Brenda Irby AshcraftPeople · Missionary, pianist, music teacher, and evangelistic worker who served at Monte Hebrón from 1969 until her death in 2018.
- Tommy AshcraftPeople · Independent Baptist missionary, longtime pastor of Monte Hebrón, and Bible institute teacher; a biography drawn from his family’s prayer letters.
- National pastors’ conference at Monte HebrónEvents · Contemporary accounts of the 2024 and 2025 national pastors’ conferences.
- Neighborhood Bible clubsMinistry · Monte Hebrón’s neighborhood Bible-club outreach in 2024 and 2025.
- Jonathan and Jenny AshcraftPeople · Missionaries in Mexico whose October 2026 letter records their arrival on October 17, 2007.
- Monte Hebrón campus developmentPlaces · Auditorium improvements and proposed infrastructure and dormitory expansion, 2024–2026.
- Casa Hogar Monte HebrónMinistry History · Children's home associated with the Ashcraft family missionary ministry.