HARVEST HANDS MINISTRIES
Celebrating 25 Years!
MISSION TRIPS
Harvest Hands Ministries has been hosting mission trips since 1999.
Our mission trips provide Christians with the opportunity to serve the Lord and their fellow brothers and sisters in a foreign country. Mission trips can be a life changing experience! You will be challenged and blessed at the same time as you share a week of your life to help those less fortunate. The information below provides some details of the trip.
location
Rural area near Juarez, Mexico (18 mile drive from the Santa Teresa Port of Entry, NM) Resplandor De Vida Google Earth Coordinates
31,36,04N 106,34,30W
projects
Resplandor De Vida site Construction, Food Dispensing, Evangelical Outreach, and Vacation Bible Schools.
airport
El Paso, Texas
length of stay
One week, usually Sat. to Sat. but weekday arrivals are also an option.
identification needed
Passport, Passport Card or Enhanced Driver’s License
goals during your work week
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To participate in ongoing building projects, Vacation Bible School, and outreach ministry.
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To share the Gospel of Jesus Christ in Mexico.
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To interact with the Mexican people and children.
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To learn about the culture and needs of the Mexicans.
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To experience God’s presence as faith is put into action.
cultural day
During your short term mission week you and your team will have the unique experience of door-to-door evangelism in a foreign country and food distribution among the poorest-of-poor in the local community where we minister. It is an opportunity to gain a rich insight into the lives of the local people, pray for the needs of the individuals you will visit as well as share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. For many, this will be a powerful time during your week here as you see how God is working in the lives of others cross-culturally.
for more information
Click the pdf file to view our mission trip brochure
As we pray and yield to the Lord’s agenda, God orchestrates our week of service. When an Oct. team was here, they came across an elderly man who had a second leg amputated. As the team ended their visit outside his humble home, they saw him crawl out of his wheelchair and into his house where another chair awaited him. It was too much to observe without doing something to help this man! Two days later, six team members returned to his house and built a concrete ramp for him. He can now wheel in and out of his home. Praise God for this opportunity to help!