Help Us Complete Building a Church in Nuxco, Mexico

Help Us Build the Roof for Nuxco’s Reborn Church

A story of faith, resilience, and community.

On November 10, 1961, the town of Nuxco, Guerrero was devastated by Hurricane Tara, one of the most destructive storms to ever strike the Pacific coast of Mexico. The hurricane brought severe flooding that submerged the entire town. Homes were destroyed, lives were lost, and the community’s church—once a spiritual center—was washed away.

But the heart of Nuxco never gave up.

Now, more than 60 years later, the other side of town has slowly been rebuilt. Families have returned. New homes have risen. And with unshakable faith, the community in the other side of town has come together to build the small provisional church. Today, that modest structure has grown into a strong, standing sanctuary for prayer, unity, and healing built with love, unity, and perseverance.

Today, we are at a crucial milestone: we are building the roof of this humble yet meaningful church. This roof will not only provide shelter but also complete a sacred space where generations can gather to celebrate life, mourn losses, and find spiritual strength, just as their ancestors did before the storm.

We are asking for your support, any donation, big or small, will make a difference. Every dollar goes directly toward construction materials, labor, and finishing touches that bring this church to life.

This is more than just a building project. It’s a symbol of survival. A tribute to those lost. A home for faith to flourish again.

Please join us in this mission. Help us put a roof over the heart of Nuxco on the other side of town.

With deep gratitude,

Blanca Samby