YWAM San Diego/Baja Annual Report 2020

YWAM SAN DIEGO BAJA
ANNUAL
REPORT
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Table of
Contents
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02
03
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YWAM 60th
p.8
Homes of Hope 30th
p.14
Ministries
p.22
Training
p.40
Fruitfulness Report
p.50
Get Involved
p.52
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“I will remember the deeds of the LORD; yes, I will remember your miracles
of long ago. I will consider all your works and meditate on all your mighty
deeds. Your ways, God, are holy. What god is as great as our God? You are
the God who performs miracles; you display your power among the peoples.”
// Psalm 77:11-14
2020 was a year to remember. Despite all the hardships that 2020 brought, there was also
cause for celebration. 2020 was the 60th anniversary of Youth With a Mission, as well as the 30th
anniversary of Homes of Hope! Through both of these movements, thousands of people have
been impacted with hope and freedom, shelter, and the good news! Join us as we look back over
2020, and beyond, and remember the foundations that brought us to where we are today.
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SEAN LAMBERT WITH TRANSLATOR IN
BAJA, MEXICO IN THE EARLY 80’s
“I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember your miracles of
long ago. I will consider all your works and meditate on all your mighty deeds.”
// Psalm 77:11-12
Throughout the Bible, the people of God are exhorted to remember and to reflect on both who God is and on
the work of God in our lives. Remembrance is a vital ingredient and aspect of our faith journey. In Psalms 78, we
read that God’s people had forgotten what He had done and the wonders he had shown them, which ultimately
led them into unbelief and misery. The Scriptures remind us that God is at work even when we go through various
trials and testing. As I look back on 2020, I am so thankful for God’s amazing provision, guidance and sustaining
grace poured out upon the ministry of YWAM San Diego/Baja. He is truly faithful!
I am so grateful to all of our amazing partners and friends, who stood with us through all of the adversity of
2020. Through your generosity, we were able to feed over five thousand families in need who were impacted by
Covid-19, through our Baja Food Relief Initiative. Along with food, we were also able to distribute vital Covid-19
health information and a message of hope as we visited and prayed with these precious families. Perhaps our
biggest test was stopping the Homes of Hope program for seven months. It was agonizing to know that families
who were previously poised to get a new home, were forced to continue to live on dirt and in tiny shacks made
of scrap materials, as they waited for us to be able to start up again. I am pleased to report we are back building
again with smaller teams, using Covid-19 safety protocols! Come join us, the poor are waiting for you. I am also
very encouraged by our strong University of the Nations student turnout in the fall of 2020. We hosted over 100
students in five different courses. We also engaged thousands of people in discipleship and training initiatives
using Zoom, Facebook live and other creative platforms. 2020 also marked the 60th anniversary of Youth With A
Mission (YWAM) and the 30th anniversary of Homes of Hope!
It is good to remember who God is and all His goodness to us, even in years of difficulty. Forgetfulness leads us
into unbelief and misery, but remembrance leads us into new levels of faith and grace for our future. Please join us
throughout the course of these pages as we remember all that God has done. On behalf of all of our dedicated
missionary staff and our board of directors, we want to say thank you for your partnership, prayers, and support in
2020. We also look forward to continued partnership in 2021 and beyond.
Sincerely,
Sean Lambert
Executive Director
President
YWAM San Diego/Baja
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01
60 Years
of YWAM
In June of 1956, Loren Cunningham, a twentyyear-old
student from the United States
received a vision from God while on a trip in
the Bahamas. In the vision, he saw waves of
young people, from all over the world, going
into all the world to preach the gospel. After a
few years, Loren began to take steps towards
establishing this vision, and in 1960 Youth With
A Mission was officially born. They started by
sending short term YWAM teams to the West
Indies, Samoa, Hawaii, Mexico, and Central
America. At the time, this was a revolutionary
concept of missions; it was unheard of to not
only send youth out, but to send them for a
short term trip. Up until that point, the idea of
missions had meant that someone picked up
their life and moved permanently to another
part of the world. Throughout the years,
multiple YWAM locations were established in
different cities, nations, and even continents.
YWAM also founded the University of the
Nations and began to offer various training
programs such as the Discipleship Training
School and other University level courses. As the
vision grew, thousands were mobilized in order
to be equipped to share the gospel through
training, mercy ministries, and evangelism. To
date, YWAM is a global missions movement
with over 18,000 full-time missionaries around
the world, working to make God known.
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60 YEARS OF YWAM
YWAM International’s
Global Scope in 2020
187
Countries
1,277
Locations
20,939
Staff
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In February of 2020, we held a conference celebrating 60 years of Youth With
a Mission. It was a beautiful time to remember the past and look forward
to the next 60 years! We had the privilege of hearing from our mission’s
founders, Loren and Darlene Cunningham, as well as various others about
the stories that defined us as a mission. What a privilege it was to come
together as a family with YWAMers from all over the world to remember the
faithfulness of God.
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02
30 Years
of Homes
of Hope
Thirty years ago Maria was doing everything she could
to sustain her family. She had moved with her children
into an old abandoned bus crashed on the side of a
hill. Making the best of a difficult situation, she set up
a cooking area under the hood where the engine had
once been. Things were difficult, but in May of 1990
there was excitement in her neighborhood. A group of
YWAM missionaries from Los Angeles, California, had
traveled to Mexico to build a home for Maria’s neighbor.
She was thrilled for her friend. One of the missionaries
brought his three-year-old daughter, Andrea. A little
three-year-old girl isn’t exactly safe on a construction
site, and her father Sean was focused on leading
the team. Maria saw to it that Andrea was safe and
welcomed her into her makeshift bus home to play with
her children. What Maria couldn’t have known was that
her hospitality sparked something in this young child.
When the project was finished, Andrea approached her
father and asked the question, “Daddy can we build
a home for the bus family too?” This simple question
from a three-year-old had an incredible impact and has
spurred a global movement leading to the construction
of over 7,000 homes in 24 nations. Thirty years ago
Homes of Hope was born, and thanks to Maria’s kind
gift of hospitality, today over 130,000 volunteers have
been inspired to come to give the gift of a home.
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30 YEARS OF HOMES OF HOPE
ROMANIA
HAITI
St. Marc
Port-au-Prince
Las Cayes
24
different
MEXICO
Baja
Cancun
Guadalajara
Juarez
Mazatlan
Durango
Monterey
nations
impacted by
Homes of Hope
EL SALVADOR
JAMAICA
Montego Bay
COSTA RICA
San Jose
Puerto Viejo
Limon
Heredia
Liberia
PANAMA
Panama City
Chiriqui
Panama este
CHILE
Pechilimo
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
Santo Domingo
San Pedro
Azua
Villa Mella
Jarabacoa
BRAZIL
Amazon
Maringa
PARAGUAY
NORTH AFRICA
TRINIDAD
GUYANA
BURUNDI
NEPAL
UGANDA
Jinja
Bulanga
Kampala
CAMBODIA
Phenom Penn
SoveReign Province
EAST
TIMOR
PAPUA NEW
GUINEA
SAMOA
FIJI
VANUATU
TONGA
7,000+
homes built
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30 YEARS OF HOMES OF HOPE
66
34,685
173,425
152,614
138,740
700,000
2,219,840
million dollars of value
given to the pooor
impoverished people
have received shelter
of drywall
sheets installed
gallons of
paint used
volunteers were engaged
to build the homes
tacos
consumed
volunteer
hours donated
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BAJA FOOD RELIEF
INITIATIVE
HOPE ZONE
HOMES
OF HOPE
YWAM SDB
MINISTRIES
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BAJA
The Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on so many things, and
Mexico has not been immune. In April of 2020, the government of
Mexico asked its citizens to shelter at home due to the Covid-19
pandemic. As families were unable to work due to the shelter-athome
orders, many were running out of ways to put food on the
table. Thousands of families were left struggling, and seeing the
great need; we decided to do something! Thanks to the generosity
of many of you who partnered with us, we were able to give out
food boxes to over 5,000 families in need!
In Ensenada, the local government gave us a list of families that
needed food. While wearing masks and practicing social distancing,
we went to the families’ homes and met them at their door, handing
over a box of food and supplies and praying for them. During one
of our outings, we planned to meet up with a man at the end of his
street. Upon arriving, we noticed that he was elderly and using a
cane, limping along as he came to greet us. He couldn’t carry
the box of food, so we helped him back to his house.
As we entered the home to drop the food off
and put the items in their fridge, all that was
inside was a head of lettuce and a half used
jar of mayonnaise. When his wife saw the
box of food, tears filled her eyes. We
prayed with them and
shared that God is
our provider, saying
“God is good,” and the
man beamed, responding,
“No, God is super good!”
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BAJA FOOD RELIEF INITIATIVE
The Bucio Matus family received a Home of Hope early
on in 2020. Before the house was built, Marco was living
in despair, at the age of 25, his health was declining
due to diabetes. Overwhelmed, he had no interest in
changing his diet or taking his medicine. He had lost
hold of hope.
When we visited them to bring a box of food, Nuria,
tears in her eyes, shared that receiving a Home of Hope
had truly changed the trajectory of their life. They no
longer took things for granted; hope had sprung up
once again for their future. Marco began to take care
of his health, eating vegetables and even taking the
appropriate medications to regulate his diabetes. The
dignity imparted through a proper home was enough to
spark hope, helping him realize his value and motivating
him to take care of his health!
Due to Covid-19, Marco lost his job at the bakery, but
despite the difficult circumstances, the family was still
in good spirits. Putting to use the counter and the new
stove they were given when they received their home,
Marcos decided to get creative and use his skills to
provide for his family during this difficult time.
Through trial and error and watching YouTube tutorials,
he figured out how to make dough from scratch and
started to make donuts. On the weekends, Nuria goes
out to sell the donuts that Marco makes; through this
they are able to make enough to provide for their
basic needs.
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HOPE
Our Hope Zone ministry has been present for
over 11 years in the community of Zona Norte,
downtown Tijuana. What started as a simple
children’s ministry, doing games and classes
in a local park, has grown into a community
center. Families are able to find community, gain
skills, training, and discover more about God’s
purposes for them. 2020 of course brought
challenges with the Covid-19 pandemic and
caused us to reevaluate and seek the Lord for new
strategy as a ministry. In the midst of everything
going on around us, we are celebrating that
we were able to reach new heights of deeper
relationship with some of our families.
As we met with our families one by one on our
property, a deep sense of vulnerability began
to occur. As families began to open up more
about their life and their challenges, they were
gaining an awareness of the presence of God, a
new hope for their now and for their future and
an overall freedom from fear and bondage. We
continue to rejoice that although this season has
looked drastically different than the past, we
have witnessed incredible victories from 2020
that are worth celebrating.
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“
One of those victories came through the
story of a woman close to our heart named
Maria. She has been connected to Hope
Zone for many years. In the beginning
she would bring her children solely to
drop them off and then she would go
on her way. Back then, Maria was heavily
using drugs and not making the best
decisions for her girls nor for herself. She
later became pregnant with twin boys but
because of her constant drug use, she was
not given custody over the babies when
they were born. For the last year, she has
fought hard to overcome her addictions
and face the hard reality that she needed
to change her life. Recently, she stepped
onto our property with incredible news
and the biggest smile on her face - after
a year of being set free from drugs, she
finally gets to bring her baby boys home!
She went on to share with us that years
ago, she never had an interest in being
a part of our program for herself but now
feels that Hope Zone is a place for her - a
place where she belongs! Maria has now
become a mother figure to many children
near her home who are alone due to their
parents who are abusing drugs. Maria
came to us and asked if we would dedicate
her baby to the Lord as a demonstration
that her family was now marked with a
new future and a new hope.
God is no doubt using Maria and
redeeming her story. After years of
cheering her on to stay clean from drugs
and constantly praying for freedom over
her life, we are celebrating this huge
victory with her as she steps forward
into the new Maria and all that God has
for her. Maria’s story brings us hope:
it reminds us to never stop fighting for
those in bondage, it means standing with
them until we see them set free!
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HOPE ZONE
150
families impacted by
food distribution
20 290
hours spent with
families each week
Bibles
distributed
40
families engaged
in regular discipleship
80 10
families connected
to the Hope Zone
community center
regularly attending
teenagers
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HOMES
Homes of Hope is making a difference all over the world, one family at a time. Each family is
required to buy their own land, then fill out a Homes of Hope application, followed by a site
visit from someone on our family selection team. Once approved, the family helps get the site
ready for the new home and works hand and hand with the volunteers to see the home built.
Each house is gifted to the family and funded by the volunteer group that come to build the
house. We also receive scholarship donations from those who are not able to build but
would like to see a family in need get a home.
HOMES OF HOPE IN 2020
HOMES OF HOPE IMPACTS FAMILIES IN
FIVE KEY AREAS:
• Economic: A debt free home helps leverage families out of
poverty, creating long-term equity.
• Education: Children who come back to a home are three
times more likely to attend school.
• Health: Moving from dirt to a real floor reduces anemia,
diarrhea, and reoccurring respiratory problems.
• Transformed Mindset: Receiving a new home helps
each family see beyond their own poverty and gives
fresh perspective and hope about their future.
• Spiritual: Each family experiences a practical
demonstration of God’s love, hears the good
news of the gospel, receives a Bible and an
invitation to a local church near their home.
While Covid-19 delayed many home builds, 148
families in 8 different nations still received new
homes in 2020!
148
homes built
8
different nations
Homes of Hope
built in 2020
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Over eight years ago, Tonia and her family had
purchased land in Tijuana, but like so many
other families, they couldn’t afford to build
on it. In the meantime, they were living with
someone else when one day the woman kicked
them out. She threw them and their stuff onto
the street with everyone in the community
watching them. They had no choice but to go
to the land they had purchased and create a
makeshift shelter.
“I remember the first night when we arrived;
we didn’t have anything. It was cold, wet, and
windy. Everything got wet, including us. All we
could do was hug each other,” Tonia’s mom,
Araceli recalled. One day, Tonia’s dad Miguel
was bit by an animal, and his hand got so
swollen that he couldn’t work anymore. They
weren’t able to afford anything to eat. Tonia
was going to school then, but she wanted
to help her family, so she told her mom she
would drop out of school to sell gum to help
her family. She cried out to God every night
for help.
Soon after, Araceli contacted YWAM to ask
for help. She explained the situation to them
and showed their makeshift home, made of a
tent with three walls, a fourth wall made of a
curtain, a tarp roof, and no door. When YWAM
said they would build them a house, they all
went outside jumping and screaming for joy!
When they finally received their house, they
couldn’t believe it. As the keys were passed
around after the house was completed, Tonia
shared a letter she had written,
“My heart overflows with joy. Although I have
not had what other little girls have had, I know
this house is forever...Thank you for giving us
something to eat when we were hungry. Thank
you for giving us something to drink when we
were thirsty. And when we were cold, you
covered us with your arms. Thank you for my
house. I am so thankful to my daddy God for
hearing my prayers.”
Because of receiving a home, Tonia didn’t
have to quit school. In fact, she graduated
from 6th grade a few weeks after receiving
her home! Thanks to a generous donor,
Tonia also received a scholarship to pay for
her school fees for high school. When she
began high school, she said, “I think we
can all have success. I think we can all
be extraordinary.”
Tonia has proven her statement true,
yet it has not come without its challenges
for her and her family. She lives in a place
where not many people succeed, and
while there are immense odds
against her, she has persevered.
Tonia has continued toward
the dream God had given
her to be a nurse and to
fulfill her potential and it
all started with a home.
Years after receiving
their Home of Hope,
Tonia is not only the
first in her family to
finish both middle
and high school,
she is currently in
university studying to
be a nurse!
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YWAM
HOMES OF HOPE
MISSION ADVENTURES
HOPE ZONE
COMMUNITY CENTER
ENVIA
Community Discipleship Program
LA INDUSTRIA
Youth Ministry + Community Internship Program
ILLUMINA
Youth + Mercy Ministries
BIBLE DISTRIBUTION
BIBLIOTECA ANDANTE
Mobile Library Bus
REVOLUTION
Skate Ministry
CONTRASTE
Music Ministry
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TRAINING
STATS
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DISCIPLESHIP
BIBLE SCHOOL
DISCIPLESHIP
TRAINING SCHOOL
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YWAM SDB TRAINING IN 2020
156
students
received training
As a young woman, Janet Lambert answered the call in 1967 and committed
her life to serve the Lord in missions. Janet had heard about Youth With a
Mission at church and decided to do a Discipleship Training School with
them in Los Angeles. This launched Janet into a fulfilling life and gave
her the foundational skills she would need as she and her husband Sean
founded the work of YWAM San Diego/ Baja.
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courses
offered
student
nationalities
Youth with a Mission is committed to teaching and training those who long
to serve. The University of the Nations (UofN) was created as the training
branch of YWAM, to be a multiplier for missions and to equip people to
fulfill the Great Commission and disciple the nations. Today the UofN is a
full-fledged global University with educational centers around the world,
that teach students in almost every modern language.
Investing in people takes time and intentionality. As YWAM San Diego /
Baja, we are passionate about training young people through the University
of the Nations and equipping them to become world changers. Simple
seeds of love and belief can yield incredible fruit down the road. We may
never know the full impact our students will have as they launch out of our
training programs into a world that needs to hear a message of hope.
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111,500
180
staff attending
secondary schools
dollars given
in scholarship
students in
extension studies
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DISCIPLESHIP BIBLE SCHOOL
The year was 1977, and a group of staff from Youth With
a Mission Los Angeles, traveled down south, across the
border into Baja California to pass out Bibles. Camping
at a KOA campground along the coast, they visited the
surrounding communities to share the word of God. One
of the team members was Janet Lambert; she didn’t
know then that 14 years later in 1991, she would move
to the area with her husband and pioneer the ministry
of YWAM San Diego/ Baja. As YWAM SDB, we had
our humble beginnings in a run-down warehouse near
the beach in Playas de Tijuana. As the ministry grew, in
2001, the need for a larger campus to host teams, staff
and students became apparent.
The search was on for the perfect property that would
fit the ministry’s needs. Sean and Janet began a process
of scouting out the land, looking for a safe place to host
the thousands that would come every year to bless the
poor. On one afternoon, Janet reminded Sean of the
campground where she stayed when passing out Bibles
back in 1979. They decided to visit and were thrilled to
find the campground was up for sale! That campground
is now YWAM San Antonio Del Mar, a property that we
have been developing for the past two decades. One
by one, we build new dorm buildings and classrooms as
the funds are donated, and as each building is finished,
it is filled with the faithful people who come here to
serve with Homes of Hope and to learn as students in
our University of the Nations program.
With 2020 forcing us to shut down many of our
community ministries, including Homes of Hope, we
decided to use that time as a time to invest in our
staff- by encouraging them to join a course through the
University of the Nations. In total, during our 2020 Fall
quarter, we had 35 staff members grow deeper in their
faith and their foundation for the word of God. 30 staff
members participated in our three month Discipleship
Bible School while five staff members began the nine
month Chronological School of Biblical Studies!
Erick and Josefina Ochoa were two of the staff members
who took the Discipleship Bible School. After receiving
a Home of Hope in 2010, they eventually joined staff
after completing a Discipleship Training School and a
Community Development School with us! They now
work with our Homes of Hope family selection team,
ministering to the families as they apply and wait for
a home. Josefina shared about her experience in Bible
School: “I had never read through the whole Bible
before. There was so much I didn’t understand, but
through the classes, I was able to truly see who God is
and what his intentions are, not just for my life but for
the nations.”
Back in 1977 a team of young people came, committed
to sharing the Bible as a foundation for transformation.
They could have never known that three decades later a
new generation of young people would be in that same
place, growing deeper in their understanding of the
Bible so that they can continue to bring transformation
to the communities all around.
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DTS STORY OF CONNECTION:
“
Itaí Peña Armendáriz received a Home of
Hope at the age of 10. After experiencing the
build, he felt a sense of belonging with the
group that came to build for him, and a dream
was planted in his heart to serve and build
more houses in the future. The Home of Hope
was just the beginning of a beautiful journey
with YWAM San Diego/Baja.
After receiving the home, Itai joined our after
school tutoring program “Círculo Andante”
right in his community. As a participant
he spent time learning about God, math,
Spanish, geography, and even history. With
his fellow Circulo Andante participants, Itai
danced a traditional Mexican folk dance at our
25th anniversary celebration of “Homes Of
Hope.” After growing out of Circulo Andante,
Itai joined another one of our local ministries,
called “La Industria” where local boys and
girls would come to the base each week and
play soccer and have devotionals. Itai continued to stay
connected to us, eventually joining an internship program
building the very windows that go into our Homes of
Hope houses.
Thanks to generous donations from our community, Itai was
able to receive a scholarship to be a student in our Photo-
Storytelling Discipleship Training School in September of
2020. Growing in his faith and knowledge of the Lord, He
dedicated his life to God and even got baptized!
Itai shared his experience with YWAM SDB and getting
to know the Lord, “My past was painful. I lived without
purpose and God, but my life has been radically changed.
God has given me new life, he has used everything for
good. Now I recognize that I have a purpose to preach,
to share God and to love my neighbor. Now I recognize
who I am.” It is beautiful to see that throughout the years,
different people and various ministries, God has been
faithfully bringing transformation. It all starts with a seed.
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DTS STORY OF CONNECTION:
Edwin got connected to YWAM SDB through
our Hope Zone ministry in downtown Tijuana.
His family had been coming to the community
center for eight years. Edwin wasn’t involved
until he witnessed the radical transformation
of his father, who left a life of crime to serve
the Lord and be a blessing in his community.
The pull of a criminal lifestyle, drug dealing,
and joining a gang is strong for young men
in downtown Tijuana. And it could have easily
been a reality for Edwin. But he chose a
different path.
A year after joining the youth program, he
came to do a Discipleship Training School
with us in 2020 at our San Antonio Del Mar
campus. It was incredible to see how much
God was doing and had done in his life!
During DTS, he chose to further commit his
life to the Lord with a baptism. Afterwards he
wrote, “The person you see now is the new
me, the real Edwin. I like who I am now.”
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Fruitfulness
05
Report
Total Income: $8,286,422
Homes of Hope: $1,559,316
Mission Adventures: $76,805
28.9%
5.6%
18.8%
0.9%
5.5%
On behalf of the Board of Directors of YWAM San Diego/Baja, thank you
for your support and interest in our ministry. To say that 2020 presented
challenges would be an incredible understatement. In March, when the real
threat of the COVID-19 pandemic began to come into full focus, our Homes
of Hope activity literally stopped overnight. Notwithstanding the immense
University of the Nations: $455,866
General Contributions: $3,333,193
challenges of our external environment, I am pleased to report that YWAM
San Diego/Baja continued to have a significant impact through its ministries,
albeit in a different manner than we had planned. We commenced a Baja
Staff Contributions: $2,393,584
40.2%
Food Relief Program that provided food to over 5,000 families in need. In
the fall, we had our largest group of students ever.
Other Programs: $467,658
The YWAM San Diego/Baja board takes its obligation to be excellent
financial stewards of the resources that have been entrusted to us very
Total Expenses: $5,666,634
Designated Campus & Program
Expenses: $1,556,715
Programs: $2,627,826
Staff Support: $2,393,584
2.1%
6.9%
21.5%
36.4%
seriously. Through the heroic efforts of our incredible staff and leadership
team as well as the amazing support of our donors, I am pleased to share
with you that we are in as strong a financial position today as we were
before the global pandemic began.
Without question, the Lord has guided and blessed us through these
difficult times. Our prayer is that we continue to humble ourselves and be
Administration: $497,895
33.1%
still so that we can hear the word of God and faithfully carry out His plan.
Fundraising: $149,329
MARK JACOBS
CHAIRMAN, YWAM SAN DIEGO/BAJA
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SPONSOR
A HOUSE
ATTEND A
SCHOOL
JOIN
US
MAKE A
DONATION
Four ways to
get invovled with
YWAM San Diego/Baja:
1. SPONSOR A HOUSE
Bring a team and join us for a
Homes of Hope build. If you can’t
bring a team, sponsor a home that
2. ATTEND A SCHOOL
The Discipleship Training School
(DTS) is the gateway program into
YWAM and additional courses with
3. JOIN US
Come and join us as a short
term volunteer at one of our two
campuses in Baja, Mexico or learn
4. MAKE A DONATION
Your ongoing support and
contributions are vital to
the continued growth and
our staff or another group will build
the University of the Nations.
about how to become a full- time
fruitfulness of the ministries of
for a family who is waiting.
staff member.
YWAM San Diego/ Baja.
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PHOTOGRAPHY:
Tiffany Lambert, Abby Beard,
Caleb Robinson, Julio Alonso,
Spencer Campbell
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