Media Highlights
Stories of impact, dignity, and community
Beth-El Farmworker Ministry has been featured in local and national media for its work supporting farmworker families and neighbors in need through hunger relief, education, healthcare access, legal support, and spiritual care.
Contact UsFeatured Coverage
A look at some of Beth-El’s recent media coverage highlighting the ministry’s service to the Wimauma
community and beyond.
Back-to-school giveaway supports hundreds of children in Wimauma
Coverage spotlighting Beth-El’s backpack distribution helping families prepare for the new school year.
Beth-El supports family of pastor detained and deported to Guatemala
National coverage recognizing Beth-El’s role in standing with immigrant families during difficult circumstances.
Notary services help protect immigrant community from fraud
Beth-El provides critical services to ensure families have access to trusted documentation and support.
Providing easy access to food for the Wimauma community
A look at how Beth-El continues to meet essential needs through consistent food distribution efforts.
Beth-El promotes voter education in Wimauma
Coverage highlighting efforts to increase civic awareness and engagement within the local community.
Organizations rally to support families after migrant bus crash
Beth-El joins community partners to provide relief and support during a critical time for affected families.
“Feeding the Mind, Spirit, and Body of the farmworking community and our neighbors in need, through opportunities for hunger relief, education, healthcare, and spiritual growth.”
Coverage through the years
Beth-El’s work has been featured across television, digital, radio, and nonprofit media outlets over multiple
years.
2025
- Beth-El en Wimauma regala más de 900 mochilas a los más necesitados para el inicio de clases
- Beth-El offers support to family of pastor detained and deported to Guatemala
- Beth-El Farmworker Ministry offering notary services to help combat fraud among immigrant community
- Beth-El farmworker ministry offers Wimauma community easy access to food
