Hispanic USA
Today, the Hispanic population is growing eight times faster than the non-Hispanic population in the U.S. In 2000, the Census Bureau reported that more than 35 million Hispanics reside in the U.S. The 2010 census reported 50.5 million, with at least 20 million from Mexico alone.
One out of every eight people in the U.S. is Hispanic, yet less than five percent of this population claim to be evangelical. Missions can no longer be viewed as valid only when serving overseas—it is now across the street. God has indeed brought the mission field to us. Camino’s strategic vision for Hispanic USA is to reach Hispanics for Christ, disciple them for leadership, establish Bible-believing churches, and mobilize Spanish-speaking churches in the U.S. to become a global missions force.
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In Spanish, "Camino" means "journey, way or path."
Founded in 1890 as the Central American Mission and known as CAM International since 1975, The scope of outreach today is truly global. Camino missionaries serve alongside Spanish speakers everywhere, with feet on the ground on four continents.
The mission of Camino Global is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, serving among and with Spanish-speakers globally.