Amazing Grace Children's Home 2026 Missions Trip

Mark Your Calendars!

The missions trip is a 5-day trip scheduled for Saturday, July 25th to Thursday, July 30th, 2026.

Proposed Itinerary: A Glimpse into Our Journey

  • “Travel Day”: We’ll be flying from Dallas to Mexico City.
  • Upon arrival, we’ll have lunch (TBD) and head directly to the Amazing Grace Children’s Home for an initial tour and dinner with the children.
  • Afterward, we’ll check into our hotel for the evening.
  • Breakfast at our hotel.
  • We’ll attend church at Ebenezer Baptist Mission with the children from AGCH.
  • In the afternoon, we’ll host a special AGCH Fair, complete with fun activities and hamburgers for everyone.
  • Dinner back at the hotel.
  • Breakfast at our hotel, followed by a devotional and testimony time.
  • Today is an exciting day! We’ll take a day trip to Bioparque Estrella México, a fantastic adventure and safari park, to enjoy with the children.
  • Dinner at the hotel.
  • Breakfast at Gran Teocali Followed by devotional and testimony.
  • We’ll embark on a guided tour of the magnificent Pyramid del Sol (Teotihuacan Pyramids) for sightseeing & shopping.
  • Experience dining at La Gruta, a unique restaurant located inside a cave.
  • Time for some local shopping in San Juan.
  • A special Fiesta for the children, complete with pizza, ice cream sundaes, gifts, and games!
  • Breakfast at our hotel, followed by devotional and testimony.
  • Today features a CDMX (Mexico City) sightseeing trip and a visit to the National Anthropology Museum
  • Lunch in CDMX, with dinner planned either at the hotel or at Texcoco (another local restaurant).
  • Breakfast (TBD).
  • We’ll begin our return journey and fly back home.

What to Expect in Mexico: Practical Insights

Climate

July in Mexico City is part of the rainy season. Expect pleasant temperatures during the day (typically mid-70s to low-80s) but be prepared for afternoon showers. It’s a good idea to pack light layers and a rain jacket or umbrella.

Altitude

Mexico City is at a high altitude (over 7,300 feet). Some people may experience mild effects like shortness of breath or fatigue initially. Stay hydrated, take it easy the first day, and avoid overexertion.

Culture

Mexican culture is rich, vibrant, and incredibly hospitable. The people are generally warm and welcoming. We will be interacting closely with the children and local church members, which is a beautiful part of the experience.

Food

Mexican cuisine is world-renowned and incredibly diverse. Be adventurous! While we’ll be eating in trusted establishments, it's always wise to drink bottled water.

Safety

As with any international travel, we will take precautions. We will primarily travel as a group via charter bus and stick to our planned itinerary. Your safety is our priority.

Additional Information & Points of Interest

Exchange Rate
Based on our cost sheet, an approximate exchange rate is 1 USD = 17 Mexican Pesos. It's advisable to carry some pesos for small purchases, though many places accept credit cards. As we get closer we will discuss the best ways to exchange money.
National Anthropology Museum (Museo Nacional de Antropología)
Located in Chapultepec Park, this is one of the most impressive museums in the world. It houses an extraordinary collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts from Mexico's diverse cultures, including the iconic Aztec calendar stone. It's a profound journey through Mexico's ancient history and indigenous heritage.
The Pyramids of Teotihuacan (Pyramid del Sol)
Just north of Mexico City, Teotihuacan was one of the largest and most powerful cities in ancient Mesoamerica. You'll have the opportunity to explore this vast archaeological site, including the immense Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, offering breathtaking views and a deep sense of history.
Gran Hotel Ciudad de México (The "Gran National Hotel")
While our itinerary mentions "Gran Teocali" for breakfast near the pyramids, the Gran Hotel Ciudad de México (often affectionately referred to as the "Gran Hotel" or a "National" treasure) is a truly iconic landmark in Mexico City. Located in the historic Zócalo, it's famous for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture, elaborate stained-glass ceiling, and opulent interior. It's a magnificent example of historical Mexican luxury and a must-see, even if only from the outside.

Registration & Payment Information

  • The cost for this missions trip is $1,770 per person.
    • This figure includes airfare from Dallas, charter bus transportation, comfortable hotel accommodations (double occupancy), most meals, and all planned activities and entry fees (Bioparque Estrella, Pyramids with guide, Anthropology Museum, children’s fiesta, and fair supplies).
  • Registration and a deposit of $150.00 will be required to secure your spot. This must be complete by Sunday, February 15.
  • We’ll work with you on payment plans and fundraising ideas. Our goal is to make this trip accessible to all who feel called.
  • There are only 30 spots available for this trip, so sign up today to secure your spot!

Important deadlines

  • Monday, February 15: Registration and $150 deposit due

  • Tuesday, April 14: Last day you can be refunded for your deposit if you register and are later unable to make the trip

  • Wednesday, June 10: Passport information and the full balance of the trip is due, though you can make full or partial payments any time until June 10th

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Questions?

If you have questions, please contact Bro. Joshua Soliz at jbrians1973@gmail.com or 214-566-3407