City of Refuge Tijuana Church

He who does not live to serve, does not deserve to live.

El que no vive para servir, no sirve para vivir.
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La Tribu de Jesus Orphanage.

Casa Rafah Hospice for terminally ill.

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Donation and Church Info

Las Memorias Center



Recovery from Alcohol and Drugs and The recent release from prison

Casa Rafah Hospice for the terminally ill patients

La Tribu de Jesus Orphanage

Las Memorias Center HIV/AIDS and LGBT population

Our Mission

To bring the message of the all inclusive Love of Jesus Christ to the people of Tijuana, especially those on the margins of society.

� The ministry will aim to focus on four groups of people:

o People living with AIDS

o People in recovery from addiction

o Orphans living with terminal illnesses

o Elderly people living in shelters

� The ministry will not only bring the word of God, but also tangible and financial blessings to the congregation and the surrounding community.

History and Mission

Upon arriving at San Diego International airport in California, you are in the comfort of American city life. Just 16 miles south across the USA/Mexico border in the city of Tijuana, a ministry is serving the underprivileged communities of Baja California, Mexico. It shares with the congregation the Gospel of Jesus Christ, ministering to them liberation, love, peace and eternal life. Along with spiritual cultivation and pastoral care, we provide financial and tangible assistance to the community. We focus on serving orphans living with life threatening illness, adults living with AIDS, people in recovery from substance abuse, and the elderly living in shelters. Love of one's country is a splendid thing, but why should love, stop at our border?

This is a recognition from the State of Baja California for the charitable work we do here in Tijuana.
It reads in part,
""In recognition of your social responsibility, Solidarity and Philanthropy in the realization of actions of good will and social development on behalf of the community in Baja California.""

This recognition is for YOU.!!! our supporters who so faithfully share of your hard earn finances to support the marginalized children and elderly of Tijuana. We salute you and pray for your increase in finances, health and JOY.

If you ever wonder what I believe, why I believe, and how I believe, see this video of Bishop Yvette Flunder at Drew University, she has described my sentiments exactly, we, her church here in Tijuana, prescribe to the radically inclusive love of our Lord Jesus the Christ. City of Refuge UCC Oakland is our mother church and as Bishop describes the many outreach Ministries within her church, so do we, we minister more times outside of the church than we do from the pulpit. Rev. Tony Manriquez.

Nelle K. Morton Lecture w/Bishop Yvette Flunder by Drew University Watch Drew University's Nelle K. Morton Lecture w/Bishop Yvette Flunder on Livestream.com. Guest Lecturer- Bishop Yvette Flunder

A special "THANK YOU" TO Adelle M. Banks for a wonderfully well written article on our beloved Bishop Yvette Flunder and the outreach ministry of City of Refuge Tijuana Church, a daughter church of City of Refuge UCC Oakland under the leadership of Bishop and the TFAM who support us always.

Black le***an bishop Yvette Flunder is 'using my energy to find peace' - Religion News Service NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RNS) While strangers paint her as a one-issue woman, Bishop Yvette Flunder has been hailed by those who know her as a leader with a “radically inclusive” agenda of compassion, aimed at getting everyone -- gay, straight, black, white, immigrant and native -- at the table.