Arrow Outreach, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation in the state of Texas.

Arrow Outreach is a ministry which operates on the outskirts of Juarez, a border city in northern Mexico.  The city has a population of almost 2 million people with a large percentage of them being very poor.  The ministry works with churches, schools and communities, both from the United States and Mexico.  Our mission is accomplished through training, evangelism, construction, medical and hygiene care, a school scholarship program and other community involvement.

We hope you can learn more about this ministry through browsing this site.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Mackey Family at home in Van, Texas. 

                   

            Left to right:  Scott, Cheryl, Wade, Rich, Brett.      

Rich Mackey serves as the facilitator hosting American church teams in Juarez, as well as coordinating the year round operations with our ministry partners (Family Centers, churches and schools) at their locations in Juarez. 

The teams form an effective bi-cultural partnership allowing the short term visitors to contribute to the long term impact of the local churches in the colonias (villages).  These teams generally stay at the Toribeo Family Center, which is a ministry center serving their community and doubles as the home base for visiting teams.

Year around Arrow Outreach is significantly involved at three venues.  The Toribeo Family Center, The Socorro Rivera Elementary School and the newest ministry, Tocando Puertas Family Center.  All three of these were constructed by our ministry and the ongoing operations are funded significantly by Arrow Outreach.

The Toribeo Family Center and Tocando Puertas serve their communities through a variety of outreaches and services.  These include churches, medical clinics, a daycare center, youth activities, conferences, clothing distribution, sports camps, and educational classes.

The Socorro Rivera Elementary school is located 15 miles south of the border in the desert.  There are over 300 students currently attending the school.  To date every student who has graduated from the 6th grade at Socorro, and chosen to continue, has received a scholarship towards their further education.  These children and their parents know that this educational funding is a gift from the God who cares for them. In Mexico typical dropout rates after the sixth grade are very high in low income families.  Because of our program roughly 90% of these graduates are staying in school.

Additionally we provide scholarships for students at three of our partner churches. 

Our teams also have helped construct, repair or expand church buildings, built homes, and been actively involved with youth camps, medical and eyeglass programs, vacation Bible schools and Christmas parties with these local churches. 

 

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God is directing many things which are going on simultaneously within Arrow Outreach ministry areas.  He is developing "springs in the desert" and fulfilling many dreams and meeting many needs through the partnerships formed between the Mexican churches and the partner entities in the U. S.