OUR CITY

Mexico City is a very generous city that welcomes immigrants from within the country and from abroad. The city government provides large amounts of resources for the well-being of the poor such as cheap transportation, health care, and public schools. This fact makes Mexico City very attractive for millions from South and Central America.

Our city is extremely pluralistic in its culture and this makes it a very open place to speak about spirituality and faith. The prevalent Catholic religion is very open to new beliefs and ways of thinking and this makes a great opportunity to spread the gospel.

Mexico City is also the cultural center for the country and for all Latin America. What happens in our city will influence what happens in other cities. If the gospel becomes a dominant part of its culture, this will have an effect in other strategic cities in Latin America.

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Stubborn facts about the city

  • Real state in Mexico City is very expensive .

  • Mexico City is the Roman Catholic religious center in Latin America

  • It is the center of political corruption in Mexico.

  • Society tends to depend financially on the government.

  • The city has adopted the liberal policies of leftist governments in the last 20 years. This has been one reason for the moral decay.

  • The perception of the inhabitants of the city is that they live in a very dangerous place, because the crime rates are always very high.

  • Mexico City has been one of the most polluted cities in the world for the last 50 years.

Stubborn facts about the evangelical church

  • The influence of the evangelical church is very marginal in the city.

  • The individualism and sectarianism among leaders and churches is deep.

  • The church focuses mainly on conversion and not on discipleship.

  • A culture of giving in Latin America does not exists, due to a lack of trust in the church.

  • The growth of the church is irrelevant compared to the growth of the city population.

  • The evangelical church has been very legalistic in its expression of the gospel.

  • There has been a lack of vision in the church to apply the gospel to the needs of the people.

  • Historically, the Evangelical church has focused on reaching out to the lower classes, and has left the upper classes unreached.