MEXICO
JULY 7-14, 2027
Physical Intensity Level:Â 
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Minimum Mobility Requirement for All Trips: To go on a mission trip with WMA, you will need to be able to walk up and down at least one flight of stairs, walk at minimum for 1 mile and be able to make large steps up into vans/buses without assistance.
This trip requires the ability to function in a high-altitude environment. High altitude may affect individuals differently. Those who are prone to altitude sickness, should consider preparing by taking the proper medicine before the trip begins.
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Evangelism/Witnessing
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Bible Distribution
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Medical Missions
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Garbage Dump Outreach
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Children’s Ministry/Mentorship
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Youth Ministry/Mentorship
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Hospital Ministry
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Nursing Home Ministry
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Prayer Ministry
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Worship, Dance, Drama
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Counseling/Discipleship
- Testimony Sharing
FACTS
- Mexico is a diverse and culturally rich country in North America with a long history of indigenous civilizations, Spanish colonization, and a vibrant contemporary culture.
- Population: Approximately 129 million people as of 2025.
- Official Language: Spanish; many communities also speak indigenous languages.
- Capital: Mexico City, one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.
- Mexico is a secular republic, and the state and churches are separate in law.
- Religion: Christianity is the predominant religion. Approximately 95% of the population identify as Christian, with Roman Catholicism the largest affiliation and various Protestant, Evangelical, and other Christian groups present.
- According to the 2020 Mexican census, around 78% are Catholic and about 11–11.2% are Protestant/Evangelical Christian; a growing number report no religion or non-affiliation.
- Despite high self-identification with Christianity, regular church attendance is much lower, especially within nominal Catholicism, with many attending irregularly or culturally identifying with religious traditions.
WHY WE GO
Although most Mexicans identify as Christian, faith is often cultural rather than deeply lived. This creates a real opportunity for evangelism and discipleship that leads to restored lives.
Some indigenous and least-reached people groups still have limited access to the gospel in their own languages.
Mexico is facing deep social and economic challenges. Many are affected by poverty, especially in rural areas and underserved urban communities.
In many regions, violence and insecurity linked to organized crime continue to disrupt daily life, causing people to live in fear and hopelessness. There is a great need for prayer, healing, and hope.
Prayer is essential—for spiritual renewal, unity among believers, wisdom and courage for those serving, and open hearts across Mexico to encounter the life-changing hope of Christ.
Have you ever wondered what God could do through you in just one week?
Just a 90-minute drive from Mexico City lies Pachuca, the capital of the beautiful mountainous state of Hidalgo. Colorful villages, breathtaking scenery, and warm, welcoming people make the “fertile soil” for one of World Missions Alliance’s most impactful mission trips.
Our WMA team has just returned from Pachuca, where God did far more than we imagined.
More than 50 men at a drug rehabilitation center surrendered their lives to Christ after hearing the Gospel through testimonies, worship, and a simple invitation to follow Jesus.
We met families who had never stepped inside a church but came to a parenting seminar searching for hope. We served in the community known as Garbage City, where hundreds of families earn a living sorting through mountains of waste. Through free medical clinics, food distribution, Bibles, and practical aid, we shared something far more valuable—the hope of Jesus Christ.
We also ministered in nursing homes, children’s programs, local churches, and neighborhoods where people are hungry—not only physically, but spiritually.
Join Us in Mexico
If you have a heart for Mexico, we invite you to prayerfully consider joining our next mission to Pachuca, July 7–14, 2027.
Whether you’re a medical professional, an experienced evangelist,  love to work with children, have a heart for those who are broken or rejected, or simply someone who desires to serve the Lord, there is a place for you on this team. Your gifts, skills, and life experience can make an eternal difference.
You’ll have opportunities to:
- Serve in free medical clinics for those with limited access to healthcare.
- Share your testimony and the Gospel.
- Distribute Bibles and Gospel literature.
- Pray with and encourage people who are struggling.
- Minister to children, families, and local churches.
We are especially seeking medical professionals, intercessors, and those with a heart for evangelism.
Beautiful Weather for Ministry
Many people are surprised to learn that July is one of the most pleasant times of the year to visit Pachuca. Because the city sits at nearly 7,900 feet above sea level, daytime temperatures typically range from a comfortable 72–74°F, while mornings and evenings cool to 51–54°F. The mild mountain climate makes long days of outdoor ministry comfortable and enjoyable.
Experience the Beauty of Mexico
In addition to ministry, you’ll enjoy a day exploring the rich culture and natural beauty of the region. Together we’ll visit historic Real del Monte, famous for its silver mines and mountain charm, and Zacatlán de las Manzanas, a picturesque town nestled in the Sierra Norte mountains of Puebla, known for its orchards, traditional craftsmanship, and breathtaking views.
If you’ve been asking God where He wants you to serve next, perhaps the answer is closer than you think.
We invite you to prayerfully consider joining us in Mexico next summer. We would love to have you on the team as together we bring hope, healing, and the Gospel to the people of Pachuca.
Please send me information about how to get started.
Step by Step Guide to Joining a Mission Trip
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING…
Serving on the mission field with Chuck and Helen Todd is a life-changing experience. Their heart is to be an extension of God's hands assisting pastors in other countries reaching out to their congregation, community, rehab centers and whatever is needed. They are a tremendous blessing to many. - Becky Durr
I have traveled with other missions, but the personal relationship between the leaders (Helen and Chuck Todd) and those of us on the team, (who can come from various backgrounds and countries from around the world) fosters unity in the Spirit of God. It truly becomes family (in Christ) when you go on the mission field with WMA. I am so grateful that Jesus pointed me to travel with WMA! -- and more importantly, that WMA always points everyone, and all they do, to Jesus!
- Laurie Ball-Gisch
I have traveled with WMA since September 2011. They are very organized, but are open to the move of the Holy Spirit. It is apparent that the mission of WMA is the "Great Commission". I am so thankful that I was led to WMA when I felt a call to go into overseas missions. I am a retired law enforcement officer and as a result I am naturally suspicious of organizations I am not familiar with. My research online resulted in only positive reviews. I praise God for this wonderful ministry!
-Debra Yokley
I could say that they were well organized, provided excellent accommodations, fed us well, and looked after our safety. And all that would be true, but their heart for serving the Lord and lifting the name of Jesus is what impressed me the most. My time and money are in short supply, but neither were wasted during the mission trip to Macedonia. If you love Jesus and feel called to go tell others of His love for them, then World Missions Alliance is the horse you want to tie your cart to.
-Carl Morner
"Amazing trip. It was a wide-open door of opportunity as Paul would say. Fantastic organization behind the scenes by Chuck & Helen. Lots of prayer went into this before and during, done with high integrity. This is a mature ministry, making a significant impact. Done with a Christ-like demeanor.
No words can describe the blessing that I received...Can not wait to go again!!!
-Warren Cook
"No words can describe the blessing that I received...Can not wait to go again!!!!
-JoAnn Wolfe
"During these small moments of this time in Israel as I was able to see His Beloved land and precious people and I was given a new texture in my walk. It seems as though now as I read the Word and pray there is another dimension a tangible component that was not there before. I can actually touch them in my heart."
-Pat Duncan
The day I came home from Ireland was the day the Lord told me I was going to Lebanon! So far it has been my favorite trip. He told me it was an act of obedience and if I went He would take care of my daughter. Great blessings were given during this trip and a greater blessing when I got home! It was very overwhelming to know that God used us to answer many prayers for families both in Lebanon and at home.
- Melinda Fazzolari
I'm excited to see where God sends me next! Our Argentina team was amazing and hand picked by our Father! Blessings Chuck and Helen! Look forward to seeing you both soon!
- Paul Lamendola
This mission trip (Thailand) was such a blessing to me. I most enjoy working with WMA teams and the leadership of Helen and Chuck. They help bring unity to our diverse ministries and make the missions successful!
- Helen Myers
Had a great time of ministry in China with WMA. If you are looking for a ministry opportunity, join with WMA! It is exciting to be a part of what God is doing around the world.
- Dale Combs
I had to travel across the world to see I had not been alone in my thoughts and questions. God used WMA to accomplish His twofold mission.
- Kressa Phillips
I'm blessed to have been making mission trips with Chuck and Helen since 1994. They have been an excellent tool in our missions' call to the nations.
- Gwen Reed
I have been on other mission trips with my church. But I knew God wanted me to go on this trip. It has forever changed me. It increased my desire for missions and to spread the Light of Christ. It's awesome what WMA is doing. I was taken out of my comfort zone, I'm so glad I was obedient to what God was calling me to do.
- Cynthia Altman
A few months ago I went to Thailand, that mission trip changed my entire life. It changed how I viewed God, it changed how I viewed myself. Before going on that mission trip I doubted what God had for me, he showed me things that warmed my heart, he showed me that pain can be healed with love from the simplest things.
- Anna McCasland
