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My Mission Trip
A home is a place where people are free to be with their family and have free time. Not everyone is the world has a home to go after work or school. Everyone in the world should have the right to have a home. As I believe, helping others in the world is one of the best purpose in life. In my trip, there will be seven people and me to make a total of eight people. In addition, the trip will be in the summer for about 4 weeks from June 4 to July 1. The three countries for my mission trip were picked because they are not one of the richest countries in the world. Therefore, out of the three previous countries if I had to pick, the country I have chosen to make my mission trip is Mexico.
I noticed that Mexico was the best option out of the other countries for economic, safety, and expenses reason. I noted that in Mexico, the population below poverty line is 52.3(CIA). Therefore, by making or repairing homes, it might help the nation’s economy grow and have less of the
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The purpose of my mission trip is providing homes for the people of Puebla, Mexico. After seeing the property line in Mexico I realize not many individuals have a house and I have a strong belief that everyone in the world should have a home. A home is a blessing that the whole world should have; therefore, I have made it my purpose to be able to provide homes for the people of Puebla, Mexico. I will be collaborating with the Habitat for Humanity organization to build homes for people. After doing some research on the organization, I learned that they are an organization that give aid to people to be able to improve and build new house for the individuals that strangle to have a well-built home. However, they do not pay for my trip, as my group and I would only be volunteering, thus, making us pay for our trip there. For this reason, I will need to make a budget for this mission trip at Puebla, Mexico to be

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