“They were literally shooting up gutter water on the streets of Tijuana,” Pastor Robert Lortz told The Epoch Times. “They are people [who] are dying, and we are excited to bring them back with us if that’s a decision that they want to make.” It’s a sunny day in the small northern Baja town of La Misión, Mexico where the onshore sea breeze of the Pacific Ocean picks up dust and brings some measure of coolness to the acre-and-a-half property of Rancho Libertad, where Lortz and his team provide a place for men to rehabilitate from addiction. “But we do not call this a rehabilitation program,” Lortz said. “It’s restoration. We provide these guys a chance to connect with the Lord if they would like to stick around here with us. We want them want them to rebuild their lives.” Rancho Libertad is a privately financed residential recovery program that …