The two would talk through row shelters long buildings broken into small rooms. "We went in night after night with loud speakers and Spanish music." Parvin says. Parvin preached the Gospel. and Reyes translated. Even then. when people were without food. Reyes helped. Parvin says. "We used to get groceries. Its part of the ministry." In 1958. Reyes left Idaho to attend a Spanish Bible School in California. so he could return home and preach. After several years of working in the migrant camps. Reyes was frustrated. "We werent gaining any ground." he says. So he and his wife started a church in 1963.