Brotherhood Ministries and BCM is sponsoring an Extreme Sports Skateshow at Rosarito Skatepark, Saturday February 27 at 1 pm
With Special Guests:
John Bradford, 20, is an American skater, who grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles, California. He got on his first skateboard at the age of 4, and began skating and learning tricks at the age of 10. He was quickly recognized for his talent and was often featured on the popular YouTube channel NKA Skate Vids. Eventually, John obtained his first major sponsor, Active Ride Shop, and in 2019 became a team member of Powell Peralta Skateboards. He has also been featured in ads in the popular Thrasher Magazine.
John and his friends designed and raised finances to build a skate park near his neighborhood. In 2019, Harbor City Skate Park was opened to the public, and is known as one of the best local skate spots. It gives John great joy and pride to have been a part of providing a place for the local kids to enjoy skating and to develop their talent. He wants to continue using his talents to inspire others and bring glory to God.
Vida Clown Show: The Vida Clown family was born in 2009 in the low-income neighborhoods in Tijuana. We call ourselves the Vida Clown family as my wife and children serve together in this ministry. We live on the beaches of Rosarito, Baja California and have taken our show throughout Mexico and the United States preaching the gospel to children and adults. We have participated in different congresses and clown festivals at an international level preparing and learning more about this wonderful art!
My wife is the clown “Mita”, “Cochambrin “my oldest son,” Yuyita “my youngest daughter, and I Lalo rocks the” Evangelion clown”. The purpose of our ministry is to share joy and hope through the art.
J.J is a rapper/ musician who serves marginalized communities throughout Mexico and Latin America utilizing his talents to bring the message of transformation during these challenging times. His wife Mireya serves with her husband as a “Payasita – Clown” to the children in the same communities.