Adventist Church in Mexico Unveils Mobile Production Truck to Expand Gospel Reach

Pastor José Luis Bouchot, president of the Chiapas Mexican Union, welcomed church leaders and communicators to the unveiling of the union’s new mobile production truck on July 18, 2026, in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, Mexico. The event took place during the union’s second Short Film Festival, attended by about 220 young communicators, filmmakers, church leaders, and members of the Creative Disciples initiative.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Chiapas recently unveiled a mobile television production truck, enabling Hope Media Chiapas to produce and transmit gospel programming from locations throughout the state. Church leaders stated the truck will support evangelistic campaigns, facilitate coverage of church events, strengthen local congregations, and distribute programming across digital platforms.

The mobile unit will also help develop content in the Indigenous languages spoken throughout Chiapas and carry messages of hope to people who cannot easily attend church programs in person. “I want this mobile unit to travel throughout our territory for the glory of the Lord,” said Pastor Bouchot. He described the truck as the result of cooperation among the union’s nine local fields and called for it to be used to develop innovative evangelistic and community-oriented projects.

While in Chiapas for a pastoral visit, Pastor Abner De los Santos, president of the Inter-American Division, emphasized the need to use communication technology with a clear spiritual purpose. “We live in a time when communication has unprecedented reach,” De los Santos said. “A message can reach thousands of people in seconds. Technology is not an end in itself, but an instrument God can use so that more people may know Jesus.”

Félix Cortés, an engineer with Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca who assisted with the unit’s installation, presented its production and transmission capabilities. The vehicle is equipped for television broadcasting and digital content creation, allowing for greater flexibility in reaching diverse audiences across the region.

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