Go
Forth, Love, Disciple.
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Short
Term Mission Trip: Experience,
Change, Impact. |
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One-week
trips. Throughout the year we have teams come from all over
the U.S. who serve in villages by building homes,
evangelizing, medical work, bringing and handing-out
supplies. We give a two-day orientation on missions, culture and
conduct before going to villages where few have heard the
message of Christ. The
last day we allow for rest and tourism. Check out Our
Ministries |
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Summer Interns/Long-term:
Serve, Clean Toilets, Grow. |
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We
always have room for long-term staff. Whatever your talents,
they can be used on the mission field!
In the past we have had summer interns who help us
prepare for housing large groups and scheduling. It is a
great opportunity to learn the culture and the language.
Check out our Staff and Interns page to learn more about
serving in Oaxaca long-term. Check out About Us |
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Minister
from where you are: Pray,
donate, encourage. |
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Many
people just can't come all the way to Oaxaca, we encourage
you to pray for our team as we minister and travel. You can
also contact us if you would like to donate to our ministry
or give to a struggling indigenous church. You may also
email or call us and encourage us as we continue in the
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Unreached
Peoples in Mexico: Finishing
the Great Commission |
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There
are over 280 distinct indigenous languages (not dialects)
spoken in Mexico all of which represent at least one and
possibly 3 or 4 ethnic peoples. Oaxaca has the largest
concentration of indigenous languages spoken in the
hemisphere (over 150). There are still whole language groups
with no church or workers among them in Mexico and the
majority live in Oaxaca. Many other language groups have
very weak churches and are in desperate need of the Gospel
of Christ. Who will go? Will you?
Example
of the ethno-linguistic people branches in Oaxaca are;
the Zapotec Indians (59 languages and possibly 150+ ethnic
peoples),
the Mixtec Indians (52 languages and possibly 200+ ethnic
peoples),
the Chinantec Indians (14 languages and possibly 40+ ethnic
peoples),
the Mixe Indians (8 languages and possibly 20+ ethnic
peoples),
the Mazatec Indians (8 Languages and possibly 20+ ethnic
peoples).
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Where is Oaxaca Mexico?
Read about Oaxaca.
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