Steps of Faith Journey
Mark 9:23
This is the biggest dream we have ever had in Baja Missions, and we are excited to see how God’s plan unfolds through this.
This journey will require many Steps of Faith as we are looking to raise $100,000 to purchase the property and an additional $600,000 to build all of the buildings and facilities we have planned.
We believe God has presented an amazing opportunity before us to have a multi-purpose camp in Baja. We have purchased a 12-acre property to be used for a church retreat center, sports complex and assisted living facility. This property is located in the San Quintin Valley in Baja California, Mexico. It is located 10 minutes off Highway 1 and has a beautiful view of volcanoes and the surrounding bay.
1.Caretaker’s House
2.Girl’s Dorm
3.Boy’s Dorm
4.Kitchen
5.Pavilion
6.Girl’s Restrooms / Showers
7.Boy’s Restrooms / Showers
8.Playground
9.Volleyball Court
10.Basketball Court
11.Soccer Field
12.Devotional Area
13.Baja Assisted Living
14.Parking Lot
Church Retreat Center
We desire for this to be a place where the Baja churches can bring their youth groups or host other special retreats. We know many memorable moments in one’s faith journey occur while away in a camp setting, and this place will provide a nearness to God in nature and an opportunity to have fun.
We believe this place will inspire unity among the future generations of the church and also bless the older generations that have served and planted seeds of faith throughout the Baja.
In the towns south of Ensenada, there are no recreational activities so this will be a very special place near the bay. Even having your own bunk bed and bathroom facilities with running water will be exciting for many.
Assisted Living- 'Casa Amor'
On part of the property, we build an assisted living facility for our brothers and sisters we love so much.
There are no assisted living facilities in the towns we work in, and there is a great need to help the elderly. Since many of the church members have migrated from other places in Mexico, not all of them have family nearby to take care of them. Some have even been disassociated with their family from their decision to become a Christian.
