• April 6-11, 2026


      Trip Cost $2000

    • Trip Considerations:

        Physical Exertion Level: High

        - Construction of the house takes a lot of effort and is strenuous

        Cultural Experience: Medium

        - We will be immersed in the community, the food, etc. but not stretched

        Spiritual Experience: Medium

        - We will visit a local church and spend time in prayer and reflection at night

        Level of Emotion: Low

        - Emotional toll of experiencing poverty is limited. Accommodations and daily activities are relatively comfortable.

      Trip Information: Baja Bound - here

      Just 90 miles south of San Diego, the agricultural areas surrounding Ensenada are characterized by breath-taking beauty alongside desperate poverty. The community of Maneadero and the work we are doing there offers hope and new life for waves of field workers arriving from Southern Mexico. Unfortunately, there is a severe lack of adequate lodging and many hard-working families are forced to live in unhealthy, unsafe, sub-standard areas of living. Valley Christian teams have partnered with Baja Bound to help build over 20 houses over the years. Along with the tangible need of a house, we support multiple orphanages, conduct feeding programs, and support the BajaEd initiative sponsoring students and their education.

      We are committed long-term to investing in this community, making an IMPACT as we love and care for our friends there through prayer, providing houses, and supporting the educational dreams of youth in the city.

      Trip focus includes:

          • Building a house for a family
          • Orphanage visit
          • Migrant camp feeding program
          • Supporting and visiting BajaEd, initiative to support youth education in the community
          • Cultural experiences and a visit to La Bufadora
          • Evenings on the beach and around a fire debriefing and praying about all God is doing.

    • VCHS Mission Trip | Mexico 2020 and 2024

    • Associated Partner

      Valley Christian High School has partnered with Baja Bound over the last six years. Together we have built over 10 houses for the working poor who call Ensenada home. The agricultural areas surrounding Ensenada are characterized by the breathtaking beauty and desperate poverty. For over twenty-five years, Baja Bound has served the needs of this region. Team housing is provided by Baja Bound and is just off the beach in a closed community. Evenings are spent by a fire at team housing as we debrief about our experiences throughout the day.