Adulam Ministries

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua México

Our Story

Adulam Ministries began as a means to help men with drug addictions leave their addictive habits and be restored to a new life with Jesus Christ.

The ministry expanded to address the needs of children in the community by opening the Adulam Children’s Home in 2016. The children's home has become the primary focus for the ministry.

Our Impact

Through the work of the rehabilitation program, God has truly restored lives and strengthened families. The Adulam Children's Home is operated by graduates of the Adulam rehabilitation ministry, and they continue to grow and thrive as we learn to meet the needs of the surrounding communities.

The children's home is currently a place of refuge for 26 kids to grow and thrive. Each morning the staff drives the children to local schools, for kindergarten through high school education. After school, they return home for homework assistance or participate in activities such as swimming lessons, sports, or mid-week church. Our staff is fully committed to the nurturing care of each child's individual needs.

In addition to operating the children's home, Adulam Ministries regularly travels to rural communities to share the message of the gospel. They invite the community to entertaining performances and activities to hear the story of Jesus through laughter and joy.

Your donation will provide a safe, nurturing home for children to grow and know the love of Jesus.

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"Muchas gracias, thank you so much, for your support of all kinds, for without your partnership we would not be able to take part in many of the adventures God has taken us through over the years." - Juan and Laura Salazar

For the latest news and stories...

Back to school 2024.

With 26 kids attending a kindergarten, two elementary schools, a junior high school, and a high school, mornings are busy times at Adulam!

Since school buses are not as common here as they are in the U.S., Adulam staff make the rounds to the schools in the mornings and afternoons, making sure everyone arrives at the right place at the right time. Upon their return in the afternoon, many grade levels of homework assistance take place at the same time.

9 volunteers traveled to Baborigame to build a dorm room and bathroom addition on to the home that hosts our mission groups.

10-year-old Hasly, wearing her school's flag bearer uniform, hopes to be a teacher someday.

A group of 20 people from Jacksonville, TX, El Paso, TX, and Ciudad Juárez, México, loaded up into vans and drove 15 hours south to the town of Baborigame. We spent our spring break week taking part in Vacation Bible School and outreach services for the community.

We are so grateful for the many who supported this trip in a variety of ways to make it a success: from bicycles and clothing donations to the monetary donations that helped us make sure our vehicles were ready for the trip through the mountains.

During the celebration, the kids sang, played, broke piñatas, and heard about the love of Jesus.

Over 200 adults received a bag of groceries to take home.

On our final day of ministry, 700 kids gathered for “El Gran Día” (The Big Day).

Brian is 13 years old and has been living at Adulam Children’s Home for 6 years. He is particularly gifted in all things mechanical, and he hopes to open his own auto mechanic business after graduating from school someday.

We requested support for a small vehicle for city driving and a 15-passenger van. God provided in incredible ways with 2 donated minivans and a 15-passenger van.