A group of 31 high school students from Broadfording Christian Academy used their spring break to travel to Chihuahua, Mexico, where they administered to the poverty-stricken women and children there.
The group worked in two soup kitchens and helped prepare and serve meals to 45 to 85 children and adults each day.
One of the soup kitchens was known as Pastor Jorge's Soup Kitchen. Some members of the mission team poured a cement floor in a building that was used as a church near Pastor Jorge's kitchen, while other team members helped serve meals at the soup kitchen.
The other soup kitchen was Rosy's Soup Kitchen, where students were either serving meals or working to clean out a warehouse that they painted both inside and out, so that it could be used as a church, too.