By Erick and Julie Mowery, Back2Back Cancun Staff We’ve been thinking a lot about nutrition lately and how much the foods we eat affect our health, how we feel, and even how we think. As Americans, nutrition and healthy eating habits are often discussed and sometimes we make significant diet changes to combat or prevent… Read more
As we reflect on the standing stones throughout Back2Back’s history, we celebrate God’s faithfulness in our fifteen year journey as a ministry. They are the faces of our Nigerian staff, who have taught us what it looks like to minister to an entire community.
Isabel is a beautiful eight-year-old girl, who is always ready to give a hug. She has lived at Casa Hogar San Jose in Cancun, Mexico with her sister and brother since she was two years old. Life at the orphanage is all she knows.
We believe in a thing called hope. We believe that together we can change the world one child at a time. Together, you and I can take a stand and be a voice for the orphan child. Stand with us. The story isn’t over yet. Give Hope. Be a Voice for the Orphan Child.
Back2Back serves children’s homes and impoverished communities, by partnering with individuals, schools, churches, civic groups, and businesses to create a bridge between people in need and people with resources.
Back2Back summer interns gain practical hands-on ministry experience by serving at our sites in the US, Mexico, India and Nigeria. Interns work alongside Back2Back staff members and assist behind-the-scenes to host summer mission trip groups.
This week, we presented our new VBS called “Sky,” to three families, at Casa Hogar San Jose and at the CAT. The theme for the Vacation Bible School is based on Mark 10:27: Todo es posible con Dios — Everything is possible with God. For many of these kids, this is perhaps a new truth… Read more
Two years ago, when Back2Back Cancun started, Matt and Julie Cooper (B2B Cancun directors) were looking for someone to help clean the group house. The security guard recommended his cousin, Dalila. Since then Dalila has become a friend and an example to all of our staff. She is not a believer, yet, but gives glory… Read more
Over the last couple months in Back2Back Nigeria, the “Dry Season Farming” projects that were started in the Kisayhip Village have progressed very well. For quite a while it was a bit boring as we watched waiting for the fruit of the peoples labor to appear. In Kisayhip ‘A’ (the village is split in two… Read more
I got a phone call from a woman last week that caught my attention. She had recently come home from spending a week in Monterrey with Back2Back and was interested in sponsoring one of the children she had connected with. Nothing too unusual about that. (If you met these kids, you’d probably call me too)…. Read more