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Become a BEAMM Prayer Warrior! BEAMM is trying to raise an army of 2,000 Prayer Warriors, one for each mile of the U.S./Mexico Border.
Won't you enlist today?
The BEAMM team is composed of missionaries of Mission to the World (MTW) and Mission to North America (MNA), as well as Mexican national pastors and church planters (MTW Projects).
| Border Short-Term Vehicle | 90751 |
| Gene and LuAnn Bowman | 10589 |
| Jamie and Jen Burkemper | 10706 |
| Ray and Michele Call | 11267 |
| Community Dev/Mercy Ministries | 93903 |
| Tim and Kristy Holliday | 13324 |
| Juárez Community Center | 93919 |
| Samuel and Zeny Lopez | 93905 |
| Rick and Sharon Marooney | 14561 |
| Josue and Martha Mayo | 93904 |
| Mexican National Interns | 93771 |
| Manuel and Kim Padilla | 16000 |
| Revolving Building Fund | 93900 |
| Nogales E4 Team | 91114 |
| Gary and Kay Whiting | 18266 |
| Dan and Becky Young | 18801 |
If you are making a special contribution to
a non-missionary MTW project, please advise BEAMM Treasurer
LuAnn Bowman luannbowman@beamm.org (915) 838-3747
about your contribution so that she may allocate it correctly.
Thank you!
BEAMM interns serve from one month to eleven months, helping with church planting, mercy ministries, and hosting short-term teams. Serving as a BEAMM intern gives you a taste of missions work without the long-term committment! Click on the picture below to find out more!
The BEAMM ministry was begun through the service of short-term teams from churches such as yours. Through the years, short-term teams have helped with construction projects, vacation Bible schools, English camps, medical clinics, and community outreach.
Click on the picture below to find out more!
Go to the "Our Team" menu, click on the name of the missionary to contact, and use the information on his page.
Currently, no proof of citizenship is required to enter the border areas of Mexico.
Reentering the United States:
Please read the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Regulations, effective June 1, 2009, here.
Click on the picture below to read the story!
There are two ways through which you may be able to contact someone who is serving with BEAMM on a short-term team:
1) Call them directly - While we discourage people bringing cell phones with them to the border, we understand that team leaders may need to have phone access in case of emergency. However, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to reach them, depending on their cell service provider.
2) Contact your BEAMM Short-Term Project Coordinator - This is the preferred method, because we are always in contact with the BEAMM personnel who are working with your team. You may contact one of the following people in case of emergency:
Emergency Contact Information
(Please contact them in the order listed)
Ciudad Juarez/El Paso
LuAnn Bowman - (915) 838-3747 (home), (915) 892-5178 (cell)
Gene Bowman - (915) 838-3747 (home), (915) 892-4778 (cell)
Tijuana/Mexicali/San Diego
Ray Call - 314-570-7493 (cell)
Laredo/Nuevo Laredo/Reynosa
Dan Young - (915) 585-1822 (home), (915) 309-1619 (cell)
For some positions with BEAMM, especially for two-month interns, it is not necessary to speak Spanish, but helpful. However, BEAMM does have a requirement for all two-year or career missionaries to know or learn Spanish to a conversational level before beginning service with the team.
Conversely, we are encouraging, and aiding, our Mexican team members to learn English. Our goal is that all BEAMM team members would be bilingual.
Right now, the Mexican government is not disposed to our bringing used clothing into the country in bulk. However, if you wish to donate one or two items of clothing to our Mexican BEAMM team members, we can help you to do so. Please contact LuAnn Bowman luannbowman@beamm.org (915) 838-3747 for more information.
