We offer places in the Land of the Maya to conduct mission trip service projects!

After a day of mission work, people find that the two retreats are a peaceful setting to rest.

East of Merida, Mayan Yucatán “peaceful quaint location”

The Safest, Cleanest & Cheapest Place To Stay South of the Rio Grand!

While Conducting Missions Work in the Caribbean!

Our in-country campus directors work hard to connect you with a Mayan school that fits your personality. After your team signs up for a mission trip and you are accepted… the senior team leader of your group will have many consultations with DCI. This makes your mission experience very effective.

DCI always has two to three evangelism projects taking place such as: (1) In one particular week you may be caring for street dogs, because the village has a high number of suffering street dogs. This builds relationships with Mayan Villages to share Jesus with them.  (2) Another example, one week we may be painting a school to make a better environment for the Mayan students. (3) There’s always a week where our emphasis is on reaching out to Mayan law-enforcement, blessing them for their work and sacrifice. (4) There’s always several weeks a year that we will reach out to Elementary Mayan children with educational supplies. (5) Other weeks we reach out to high school students with mentoring programs and sports. (6) Then we have a program for college campuses called “50 Strong”, a mentoring program. (7) During rainy season we always pour sidewalks as a part of your missionary experience so that students are not walking through mud puddles full of bacteria. (8) Some weeks during the year a great emphasis is giving Bibles and biblical literature for the added emphasis. (9) There’s always a week where we’re honoring teachers and educators for the hard work they do in education. (10) Other weeks the main emphasis is on giving out reading glasses with eye exams village to village. (11) There are times during the year that we connect you with an area Mayan Family to build cultural ties and bonds. (12) There are weeks where the main emphasis is bringing food door ton door to the hungry people. (13) There are weeks designed where the whole focus is caring for street children. (14) There are weeks where we focus on the elderly and feeble. (15) When school is out we focus on VBS programs village to village. (16) Evangelize Island Mayan Fishermen.