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Just North of the Border

Thu, 1 Sep 2011

Come serve in 2012 with CityConnexx for a custom mission trip experience! We have 4 new mission cities where your group could serve within the Hispanic community-- without even crossing the border. Check out the details below: 

• El Paso, TX – El Paso is one of the largest ports of entry into the United States each day and located halfway along the nearly 2,000 mile US/Mexican Border.  With seven international crossings in the greater metropolitan area and a rich history of Mexican and American diplomacy, El Paso is proud to boast its heritage.  Anyone who comes to this city can’t help but be enamored with the exciting blend of Hispanic and American influences.

• Laredo, TX – Laredo is one of the fastest growing areas in the state of Texas.  With thousands of Mexicans seeking refuge in the United States, but still wishing to remain close to family and the culture they know, Laredo is swelling at record speed.  Join the thousands flooding into this city and explore life in motion.
  

• Brownsville, TX – Home to the southernmost city along the border, Brownsville is a mix of beach, old west, and Mexican cultures.  Known for its extraordinarily hot food, laid back atmosphere, and hundreds of thousands of palm trees, this city has its own unique flare unlike that of any other city in Texas.  How low can you go?  Visit Brownsville and only a handful of cities in the United States will take you further.
  

• Tucson, AZ – Purchased along with the southern half of Arizona from Mexico over one hundred and fifty years ago, Tucson has come a long way.  What once was started as a small outpost completing railroads heading west, has blossomed into a full scale oasis in the middle of the picturesque Sonoran Desert.  Surrounded by mountains on three sides, the University of Arizona, and a large air force installation, Tucson boasts more than old-world charm and Mexican ancestry.