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Mission Trip Dates
We offer mission trips year around, however, during Spring, Summer, and Christmas Breaks, we have set aside several selected weeks to better
serve Following are the dates we'll be hosting mission trips for Spring Break, Summer Break and Christmas Break
Spring Break Dates
Feb. 26 - March 5, 2011 - Available
March 5-12, 2011 - Available
March 19-26, 2011 - Available
March 26 - April 2, 2011 - Available
April 9-16, 2011 - Available
April 16-23, 2011 - Available
Summer Break Dates
June 11-18, 2011 - Available
June 18-25, 2011 - Available
July 2-9, 2011 - Available
July 9-16, 2011 - Available
July 23-30, 2011 - Available
July 30 - Aug. 6, 2011 - Available
Christmas Break Dates
Dec. 25 - 31, 2010
Dec. 25 - 31, 2011
Activities and Opportunities
How Will You Serve? - Your mission team will minister at a specially chosen church (alongside Mexicans) while serving in Mexico. Through this church you'll do your
ministries & outreaches. By strengthening and working through the local church, your fruit will remain long after you're gone. This philosophy of ministry ensures
maximum fruit and impact!
Work Projects - This is a great time to serve by improving needy church facilities. By helping churches with their buildings, and by helping new churches we're planting,
you're participating in true and lasting results for the people of Mexico! Don't worry if you don't have skilled labor, we an take care of this area for you. Just come with willing
hands to serve and God will use you greatly. Also, about 1/3 of your group fees goes to purchase materials for your work projects so you don't have to worry about raising
extra funds! For more click here
Visitation & Prayer Ministry - We offer the rare treat of participating in a visitation/prayer ministry. You'll visit homes to get to know how the Mexicans live, see their culture
up close, pray, minister and share the love of Christ with them! For more click here
Evangelism - You will start the week off Sunday afternoon with an Evangelism Outreach in the community where the church you'll be serving at is located. The Mexicans
from the church will go with you to share in this time. You'll hand out tracts to share the gospel, and invitations to invite the community to the activities you'll be doing that
week. For more click here
Children's Ministry - Vacation Bible School Outreaches are a tremendous way to reach children for Christ. VBS's are usually held at the church where you serve during the
week. They normally take place in the afternoon as children go to school in the morning. VBS's start with a play time outside in order to draw as many children as
possible. Following the playtime we move inside and do: songs, puppets, Bible story, crafts, and snacks. We provide the VBS Curriculum, Puppets, Media Equip. and
most everything else you'll need for the VBS. Your team will just need to bring some crafts, snacks, and some play equipment. For more click here
Community Outreaches - Sunday Evening (Wednesday optional) you'll participate in a General Community Outreach at the church where you're serving at. We do this via a
large screen and video projector we have. We show evangelistic videos to reach the community for Christ. Your group will sing a song or two, do a puppet show, share a
couple testimonies, and do a condensed VBS with the children. For more click here
Close-by Beaches - We also have close-by beaches that are sandy and little used. You'll have plenty of free time for this rich treasure so plan accordingly! For more click
here
Free Day, Free Time - You'll also have several free evenings, along with a free day on Friday for plenty of time for fun, for your own group activities, and for cultural
experiences!
Typical Schedule
Here’s our general schedule for teams of 10 or more (not including preschool):
Saturday Afternoon - Arrive
Sunday Morning - Cultural & Ministry Orientation Meeting
Sunday Afternoon - Evangelism
Sunday Evening - Church Outreach/VBS
Weekday Mornings – Devotionals/Work Projects/Visitation & Prayer Ministry
Lunch – Eaten at your specially chosen church
Weekday Afternoons – Vacation Bible School, Work Projects
Wednesday Evening (Optional) – Church Outreach/VBS
All evenings – Free Time
Friday - Debriefing Meeting/Free Day (optional departure day)
Saturday Morning - Depart
Here’s our general schedule for teams of 9-5 (not including preschool):
Saturday Afternoon - Arrive
Sunday Morning - Cultural & Ministry Orientation Meeting
Sunday Afternoon - Evangelism
Sunday Evening - Church Outreach/Vacation Bible School
Weekday Mornings – Devotionals/Work Projects/Visitation & Prayer Ministry
Lunch – Eaten at your specially chosen church
Weekday Afternoons – Work Projects/Visitation Prayer Ministry
Wednesday Evening (Optional) – Church Outreach/Vacation Bible School
All evenings – Free Time (optional departure day)
Friday - Debriefing Meeting/Free Day
Saturday Morning - Depart
For a detailed schedule click here
Location
We're located about 4-5 hours south of San Diego, CA, on the Baja Peninsula, Mexico, in the San Quintin Valley. It's a poverty stricken area of Mexico with agricultural
workers as its main inhabitants. It's a rural, farming area with about 40 communities. Click here for more
Transportation
Destination Airport - San Diego, CA
Your team's transportation to and from San Quintin Valley is not covered. You will need your vehicles throughout the entire week to transport your team to various
locations for work and ministry.
If you plan to fly into San Diego you will need to rent vans from one of the local rental companies. If you are renting vehicles there are three very important details that you
should keep in mind:
1.) It is important to secure your ground transportation as early as possible. Rental companies book up quickly during the summer months. Click here for Van Rental
Companies
2.) You will need to make sure your rental company allows their vehicles to cross into Mexico.
3.) Whether renting or driving your own vehicles, we strongly recommend that you carry Mexican auto insurance. You can check with your own automobile insurance
company about purchasing Mexican auto insurance coverage. You can also purchase Mexican auto insurance through your rental company or at the border.
Your team should arrive at the Ministry Base on Saturday by 5:00pm if possible. Take into account that we are located about 4-5 hours south of San Diego in the Valley
of San Quintin. We provide clear, detailed driving instructions for arriving at our Mission Base.
On your return to the United States, you will need to allow extra time for crossing the border. If you are flying out we recommend returning to the U.S. on Friday and flying
home on Saturday morning.
Food
We provide an excellent option of eating your Sunday Evening meal and weekday lunch meals at your specially chosen church. There is an addition cost of $17.50 for
these 5 meals ($3.50 per person per meal). This cost also covers enough food so the Mexicans serving alongside of your team can eat with you as well.
For all other meals, we provide a large furnishing kitchen for you to prepare your meals in. It will have all the cooking utensils you'll need for preparing your meals. You
can also eat out at some local taco stands as well. Food is not covered in your cost. Fore more click here
Lodging
Mission Base - You will be staying at a large safe, fenced and gated Mission Base. It's located on 10 acres and has 4 separate lodging facilities, each with its own
meeting room, kitchen, bathrooms, showers, dorms and more. Click here for more
Sleeping - Each dorm sleeps 6 (a few sleep 8) and is furnish with Bunk beds with mattresses. You will need to bring your own bedding and pillow. It is generally warm at
night; however, it is cool on occasion. A travel sheet and a light-weight sleeping bag or blanket are ideal. Accommodations will be dormitory style. We allow Team Leaders
to assign dorms as per their judgment.
Showers - We have showers with hot water. Showers have individual stalls and after a hard day of work, very refreshing!
Toilets - We have indoor toilet facilities at the Mission Base where your team will be staying. They contain modern flushing toilets and sinks for washing hands. Many of
the worksite locations may not have indoor bathrooms or running water available. Teams should be prepared in these instances to use an outhouse and bring hand
sanitizer for cleaning their hands.
Water - The Mission Base where you will be staying has running water in the bathrooms and Kitchen area. This water is not purified for drinking but is safe for showering
and washing hands. We provide 5 gallon jugs for obtaining purified drinking water. Purified water can be purchased at any local store for about $1.00 for 5 gallons. The
Valley of San Quintin is sunny year around and it's important for team members to keep hydrated. Every team member should have a personal water bottle with them at all
times for drinking water and should use them when brushing their teeth etc
Electricity - There is electricity available in all kitchens, dorms, bathrooms, shower areas, meeting areas and outside as well. Electricity is exactly the same as in the
United States.
Security - The Mission Base where your team will be staying is fenced and gated. There is room for parking your vans or cars inside the gated area. There is always
someone on the Mission Base to watch and care for everything. The gate is locked at night. While theft has not been a problem in our area, we do encourage team
members to not leave their valuables out in the open at work sites and etc.
Many have heard about the civil unrest and gang related violence in the border towns of Mexico. One of the unique positives of our area is that it's not a border town. We
are located in a rural, farming area with no threats of any kind.
Wireless Internet - For Team Leaders, we provide wireless Internet. We encourage Team Leaders to ask their students to refrain from using it.
For more about the Mission Base click here
Weather
The weather in our part of Mexico is very pleasant year around. It's never too hot or too cold. Winter average highs are in the 70's and lows in the 50's. Summer average
highs are in the 80's, and lows in the 60's.
Cost
One of the unique factors that separates "Go Missions to Mexico" from other mission organizations is that we use about 30% of a mission team's fees for the building
materials used for their work projects. As a result, mission teams who serve with us truly make a huge difference in helping a needy church with their facilities &
ministries. Most other mission organizations charge extra for this in addition to mission trip fees.
Items covered by fees:
Fees for teams of 20 or more (not including pre-school
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $225 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $200 per person
Pre-school (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 19-15 (not including pre-school)
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $250 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $225 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 14-10 (not including pre-school
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $325 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $300 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 9-5 (not including pre-school)
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $350 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $325 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Note: If you are a smaller team, we would ask your permission
to link you up with another smaller team so you can experience
the fullest ministry experience options as possible!
For more about Mission Trip Fees click here!
For Promotion Tools to make your team larger click here!
Other Costs
In order to keep mission fees as affordable as possible, we allow teams to purchase some of their own items needed for their stay at the Mission Base and for their
ministries. We will need you to bring some crafts and snacks for your VBS's, and some Bibles and Tracts for your evangelism and outreach ministries.
Lastly, there are some items for your stay at the Mission Base that will save you money if you buy them instead of us providing them. More on costs
Will we be mixed with other short-term mission teams?
No. Although our ministry base is large and we can accommodate more than one short term mission team at a time, you will be your own mission team and will have
your own kitchen, dining room, meeting room, dorms, showers, bathrooms. You will also serve and minister as your own mission team at your own church.
What experience do you have in working with short-term mission teams?
We have 17 years of experience in working with short term mission teams. Thirteen of these years have been spent as long term missionaries, and four years prior to
being long term missionaries we lead 2-3 short term mission trips to Mexico per year. We have led youth group mission trips, family mission trips, adult mission trips,
church mission trips, and mixed groups having youth, adults, and families. We understand what special needs and challenges a Mission Team Coordinator has and take
you in mind in our ministry.
What other experience do you have?
We have over 30 years of extensive ministry experience both in the U.S. and in Mexico. During this time we have served as: Youth Directors, Campus Life Staff, AWANA
Directors, Sunday School Teachers, Youth Pastor (with a youth group totaling around 150 students), Associate Pastor (in a church of 600), Hispanic Outreach Pastor,
Building Construction Chairman for the construction of two major church expansion projects, and as missionaries. We also have experience in the secular field in
agriculture and construction. For more go to: About Us/References
Our ministry here in Mexico includes the following, 1) working with short-term mission teams, 2) serving the pastors and churches with our pastor and church resource
library, 3) seminar ministry, 4) speaking ministry, 5) providing counsel & support to the pastors, 6) construction projects, and 7) planting churches.
What are the beaches like?
There are close-by beaches about 1 mile from our ministry base. Also, there are many other close-by beaches within a short driving distance. The beaches are very clean
and little used. There are many shells and sea life that can be seen. Many mission teams go to the beach in the late afternoons after ministry and on their free day Friday.
The beaches are very gradual and have a lot of sand. Click here for photos of the beaches.
What about staying in touch with my loved ones back home?
It is best to pre-program your cell phone ahead of time so it works in Northern Baja, California. This ensures that you're just a phone call away at all times from your loved
ones. We also have loaner cell phones for you as well and wireless internet. Click here for more.
What about Brochures, Flyers, Promo Videos
Yes, we have pre-made brochures, flyers and Promo Videos for helping you promote your trip and for letting folks know what to expect. We even have the brochures and
flyers in an editable format so you can put your own info on them as well. Click here for more
We offer mission trips year around, however, during Spring, Summer, and Christmas Breaks, we have set aside several selected weeks to better
serve Following are the dates we'll be hosting mission trips for Spring Break, Summer Break and Christmas Break
Spring Break Dates
Feb. 26 - March 5, 2011 - Available
March 5-12, 2011 - Available
March 19-26, 2011 - Available
March 26 - April 2, 2011 - Available
April 9-16, 2011 - Available
April 16-23, 2011 - Available
Summer Break Dates
June 11-18, 2011 - Available
June 18-25, 2011 - Available
July 2-9, 2011 - Available
July 9-16, 2011 - Available
July 23-30, 2011 - Available
July 30 - Aug. 6, 2011 - Available
Christmas Break Dates
Dec. 25 - 31, 2010
Dec. 25 - 31, 2011
Activities and Opportunities
How Will You Serve? - Your mission team will minister at a specially chosen church (alongside Mexicans) while serving in Mexico. Through this church you'll do your
ministries & outreaches. By strengthening and working through the local church, your fruit will remain long after you're gone. This philosophy of ministry ensures
maximum fruit and impact!
Work Projects - This is a great time to serve by improving needy church facilities. By helping churches with their buildings, and by helping new churches we're planting,
you're participating in true and lasting results for the people of Mexico! Don't worry if you don't have skilled labor, we an take care of this area for you. Just come with willing
hands to serve and God will use you greatly. Also, about 1/3 of your group fees goes to purchase materials for your work projects so you don't have to worry about raising
extra funds! For more click here
Visitation & Prayer Ministry - We offer the rare treat of participating in a visitation/prayer ministry. You'll visit homes to get to know how the Mexicans live, see their culture
up close, pray, minister and share the love of Christ with them! For more click here
Evangelism - You will start the week off Sunday afternoon with an Evangelism Outreach in the community where the church you'll be serving at is located. The Mexicans
from the church will go with you to share in this time. You'll hand out tracts to share the gospel, and invitations to invite the community to the activities you'll be doing that
week. For more click here
Children's Ministry - Vacation Bible School Outreaches are a tremendous way to reach children for Christ. VBS's are usually held at the church where you serve during the
week. They normally take place in the afternoon as children go to school in the morning. VBS's start with a play time outside in order to draw as many children as
possible. Following the playtime we move inside and do: songs, puppets, Bible story, crafts, and snacks. We provide the VBS Curriculum, Puppets, Media Equip. and
most everything else you'll need for the VBS. Your team will just need to bring some crafts, snacks, and some play equipment. For more click here
Community Outreaches - Sunday Evening (Wednesday optional) you'll participate in a General Community Outreach at the church where you're serving at. We do this via a
large screen and video projector we have. We show evangelistic videos to reach the community for Christ. Your group will sing a song or two, do a puppet show, share a
couple testimonies, and do a condensed VBS with the children. For more click here
Close-by Beaches - We also have close-by beaches that are sandy and little used. You'll have plenty of free time for this rich treasure so plan accordingly! For more click
here
Free Day, Free Time - You'll also have several free evenings, along with a free day on Friday for plenty of time for fun, for your own group activities, and for cultural
experiences!
Typical Schedule
Here’s our general schedule for teams of 10 or more (not including preschool):
Saturday Afternoon - Arrive
Sunday Morning - Cultural & Ministry Orientation Meeting
Sunday Afternoon - Evangelism
Sunday Evening - Church Outreach/VBS
Weekday Mornings – Devotionals/Work Projects/Visitation & Prayer Ministry
Lunch – Eaten at your specially chosen church
Weekday Afternoons – Vacation Bible School, Work Projects
Wednesday Evening (Optional) – Church Outreach/VBS
All evenings – Free Time
Friday - Debriefing Meeting/Free Day (optional departure day)
Saturday Morning - Depart
Here’s our general schedule for teams of 9-5 (not including preschool):
Saturday Afternoon - Arrive
Sunday Morning - Cultural & Ministry Orientation Meeting
Sunday Afternoon - Evangelism
Sunday Evening - Church Outreach/Vacation Bible School
Weekday Mornings – Devotionals/Work Projects/Visitation & Prayer Ministry
Lunch – Eaten at your specially chosen church
Weekday Afternoons – Work Projects/Visitation Prayer Ministry
Wednesday Evening (Optional) – Church Outreach/Vacation Bible School
All evenings – Free Time (optional departure day)
Friday - Debriefing Meeting/Free Day
Saturday Morning - Depart
For a detailed schedule click here
Location
We're located about 4-5 hours south of San Diego, CA, on the Baja Peninsula, Mexico, in the San Quintin Valley. It's a poverty stricken area of Mexico with agricultural
workers as its main inhabitants. It's a rural, farming area with about 40 communities. Click here for more
Transportation
Destination Airport - San Diego, CA
Your team's transportation to and from San Quintin Valley is not covered. You will need your vehicles throughout the entire week to transport your team to various
locations for work and ministry.
If you plan to fly into San Diego you will need to rent vans from one of the local rental companies. If you are renting vehicles there are three very important details that you
should keep in mind:
1.) It is important to secure your ground transportation as early as possible. Rental companies book up quickly during the summer months. Click here for Van Rental
Companies
2.) You will need to make sure your rental company allows their vehicles to cross into Mexico.
3.) Whether renting or driving your own vehicles, we strongly recommend that you carry Mexican auto insurance. You can check with your own automobile insurance
company about purchasing Mexican auto insurance coverage. You can also purchase Mexican auto insurance through your rental company or at the border.
Your team should arrive at the Ministry Base on Saturday by 5:00pm if possible. Take into account that we are located about 4-5 hours south of San Diego in the Valley
of San Quintin. We provide clear, detailed driving instructions for arriving at our Mission Base.
On your return to the United States, you will need to allow extra time for crossing the border. If you are flying out we recommend returning to the U.S. on Friday and flying
home on Saturday morning.
Food
We provide an excellent option of eating your Sunday Evening meal and weekday lunch meals at your specially chosen church. There is an addition cost of $17.50 for
these 5 meals ($3.50 per person per meal). This cost also covers enough food so the Mexicans serving alongside of your team can eat with you as well.
For all other meals, we provide a large furnishing kitchen for you to prepare your meals in. It will have all the cooking utensils you'll need for preparing your meals. You
can also eat out at some local taco stands as well. Food is not covered in your cost. Fore more click here
Lodging
Mission Base - You will be staying at a large safe, fenced and gated Mission Base. It's located on 10 acres and has 4 separate lodging facilities, each with its own
meeting room, kitchen, bathrooms, showers, dorms and more. Click here for more
Sleeping - Each dorm sleeps 6 (a few sleep 8) and is furnish with Bunk beds with mattresses. You will need to bring your own bedding and pillow. It is generally warm at
night; however, it is cool on occasion. A travel sheet and a light-weight sleeping bag or blanket are ideal. Accommodations will be dormitory style. We allow Team Leaders
to assign dorms as per their judgment.
Showers - We have showers with hot water. Showers have individual stalls and after a hard day of work, very refreshing!
Toilets - We have indoor toilet facilities at the Mission Base where your team will be staying. They contain modern flushing toilets and sinks for washing hands. Many of
the worksite locations may not have indoor bathrooms or running water available. Teams should be prepared in these instances to use an outhouse and bring hand
sanitizer for cleaning their hands.
Water - The Mission Base where you will be staying has running water in the bathrooms and Kitchen area. This water is not purified for drinking but is safe for showering
and washing hands. We provide 5 gallon jugs for obtaining purified drinking water. Purified water can be purchased at any local store for about $1.00 for 5 gallons. The
Valley of San Quintin is sunny year around and it's important for team members to keep hydrated. Every team member should have a personal water bottle with them at all
times for drinking water and should use them when brushing their teeth etc
Electricity - There is electricity available in all kitchens, dorms, bathrooms, shower areas, meeting areas and outside as well. Electricity is exactly the same as in the
United States.
Security - The Mission Base where your team will be staying is fenced and gated. There is room for parking your vans or cars inside the gated area. There is always
someone on the Mission Base to watch and care for everything. The gate is locked at night. While theft has not been a problem in our area, we do encourage team
members to not leave their valuables out in the open at work sites and etc.
Many have heard about the civil unrest and gang related violence in the border towns of Mexico. One of the unique positives of our area is that it's not a border town. We
are located in a rural, farming area with no threats of any kind.
Wireless Internet - For Team Leaders, we provide wireless Internet. We encourage Team Leaders to ask their students to refrain from using it.
For more about the Mission Base click here
Weather
The weather in our part of Mexico is very pleasant year around. It's never too hot or too cold. Winter average highs are in the 70's and lows in the 50's. Summer average
highs are in the 80's, and lows in the 60's.
Cost
One of the unique factors that separates "Go Missions to Mexico" from other mission organizations is that we use about 30% of a mission team's fees for the building
materials used for their work projects. As a result, mission teams who serve with us truly make a huge difference in helping a needy church with their facilities &
ministries. Most other mission organizations charge extra for this in addition to mission trip fees.
Items covered by fees:
- Construction Materials for work projects
- Tools for work projects
- Lodging (large meeting rooms, dining halls, bathrooms, showers, play area, campfire pit & more)!
- Large furnished kitchens for preparing meals!
- VBS Program
- Media Equip.
- Ministry items for your ministries (puppets, puppet show scripts and setup, boom boxes, video projector & screen, evangelistic movies, VBS Bible Story videos),
and more! - Coordination of all ministries and work projects! We'll have everything ready when you arrive so you can focus on ministry!
- Our on site assistance to guide and help you each step of the way! We'll accompany and assist you throughout your time in Mexico!
Fees for teams of 20 or more (not including pre-school
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $225 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $200 per person
Pre-school (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 19-15 (not including pre-school)
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $250 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $225 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 14-10 (not including pre-school
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $325 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $300 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Fees for teams of 9-5 (not including pre-school)
Adults/Teens (ages 13 & Older) $350 per person
Children (ages 6 - 12) $325 per person
Pre-School (ages 0-5) Free
Note: If you are a smaller team, we would ask your permission
to link you up with another smaller team so you can experience
the fullest ministry experience options as possible!
For more about Mission Trip Fees click here!
For Promotion Tools to make your team larger click here!
Other Costs
In order to keep mission fees as affordable as possible, we allow teams to purchase some of their own items needed for their stay at the Mission Base and for their
ministries. We will need you to bring some crafts and snacks for your VBS's, and some Bibles and Tracts for your evangelism and outreach ministries.
Lastly, there are some items for your stay at the Mission Base that will save you money if you buy them instead of us providing them. More on costs
Will we be mixed with other short-term mission teams?
No. Although our ministry base is large and we can accommodate more than one short term mission team at a time, you will be your own mission team and will have
your own kitchen, dining room, meeting room, dorms, showers, bathrooms. You will also serve and minister as your own mission team at your own church.
What experience do you have in working with short-term mission teams?
We have 17 years of experience in working with short term mission teams. Thirteen of these years have been spent as long term missionaries, and four years prior to
being long term missionaries we lead 2-3 short term mission trips to Mexico per year. We have led youth group mission trips, family mission trips, adult mission trips,
church mission trips, and mixed groups having youth, adults, and families. We understand what special needs and challenges a Mission Team Coordinator has and take
you in mind in our ministry.
What other experience do you have?
We have over 30 years of extensive ministry experience both in the U.S. and in Mexico. During this time we have served as: Youth Directors, Campus Life Staff, AWANA
Directors, Sunday School Teachers, Youth Pastor (with a youth group totaling around 150 students), Associate Pastor (in a church of 600), Hispanic Outreach Pastor,
Building Construction Chairman for the construction of two major church expansion projects, and as missionaries. We also have experience in the secular field in
agriculture and construction. For more go to: About Us/References
Our ministry here in Mexico includes the following, 1) working with short-term mission teams, 2) serving the pastors and churches with our pastor and church resource
library, 3) seminar ministry, 4) speaking ministry, 5) providing counsel & support to the pastors, 6) construction projects, and 7) planting churches.
What are the beaches like?
There are close-by beaches about 1 mile from our ministry base. Also, there are many other close-by beaches within a short driving distance. The beaches are very clean
and little used. There are many shells and sea life that can be seen. Many mission teams go to the beach in the late afternoons after ministry and on their free day Friday.
The beaches are very gradual and have a lot of sand. Click here for photos of the beaches.
What about staying in touch with my loved ones back home?
It is best to pre-program your cell phone ahead of time so it works in Northern Baja, California. This ensures that you're just a phone call away at all times from your loved
ones. We also have loaner cell phones for you as well and wireless internet. Click here for more.
What about Brochures, Flyers, Promo Videos
Yes, we have pre-made brochures, flyers and Promo Videos for helping you promote your trip and for letting folks know what to expect. We even have the brochures and
flyers in an editable format so you can put your own info on them as well. Click here for more
| Fees Per Person-7 Day Trip Adults-Youth $225 Children (6-12) $200 Pre-School (0-5) Free Fees Include: Lodging, building materials & tools for work projects, VBS Program, media & ministry equip., coordination of ministries, and our on site assistance! |
| We are Long Term Missionaries who use Short Term Mission Teams in fulfilling the Great Commission! We host: Youth Teams, Family Teams, Adult Teams & Church Teams. All with any kind of work & ministry emphasis desired! |