October 29 to November 6, 2010
Participating in a short-term immersion trip is a wonderful way to gain a deeper understanding of the economic, political, and spiritual connections that we have across borders and to understand the impact we have through our ongoing support of local, regional, and global mission. Building personal relationships with people of different cultures is also a valuable part of our ongoing quest for personal and spiritual growth. It gives us a meaningful opportunity to see how God works through individuals and in communities working together to create positive change.

2010 Border to Border Flyer

A community-based grass roots organization is planning to hold a peace march and gathering in Douglas later this month to protest Arizona’s new immigration law.

The all-day event will take place May 15 at Customs Avenue, which is located along First Street and Pan American Avenue, said Del Cabarga, who is helping organize it.

Read the full article here.

Photos and Text by Erin Dunigan

DOUGLAS, Ariz. — The April 15-17 "Crossing Borders, Encountering God" conference here  brought together close to 200 participants from both churches for worship, workshops, teaching and learning from one another about the complex border relations between the two countries and churches.

Read the full article and view the photos here.

For more information view the promotional flyer here   .