Come be a HERO in the life of a child at risk.
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this:
to look after orphans and widows in their distress
and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.”
James 1:27
HERO Makers Serve Orphans in Mexico
Our short-term mission teams spend a week in the Mexican countryside just minutes south of the Texas border. We work with ministries which provide homes for orphans and children at risk.
HERO Makers work on construction projects, prepare meals for the children and engage in fun time with the kids and their caregivers.
Come with us to Mexico. Be a HERO in the life of a child. James 1:27
HERO Makers Serve Caregivers
We form long-term relationships with specific ministry leaders who are caring for orphans and children at risk. We look for loving, committed caregivers with integrity, follow-through, and long-term plans.
How can we support them and their ministry to the children?
HERO Makers’ leaders plan missions that match our teams’ capabilities with caregiver priorities. Though each mission is different, our primary objective is to love and support the caregivers and the children they serve.
HERO Makers' Families Serve Together
Winter missions are strictly for men; summer trips are for families and adults. Children work right alongside their parents and participate in fun activities with the children we are visiting.
HERO Makers Serve the LORD
Morning worship and devotions, team ministry, prayer, men’s ministry, prayer walks, 3 pm prayer, praying over the children…Throughout the day and into the night, we devote ourselves to honoring the One who called us to serve, and to serving one another.
In the guest worker dorm right on campus, the team has a quiet place to withdraw to rest and reflect, fellowship and focus on the Lord each day.
Thank you for hearing our prayers, Lord. Open our ears to hear YOUR voice.
HERO Makers in Mexico
Working Hard, Playing Hard
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Watch Construction Begin on 4,600+ s.f. Home for 12 Boys and 2 Sets of Houseparents.