The Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America held its annual Peace Camp in July 2017 at the Mission Mazahua in San Felipe del Progresso in the mountains Northwest of Mexico City. The video above depicts scenes from inside the former Hacienda de Tepititlan founded in 1718 and its surrounding area but not from the conference itself. Over 200 people participated and about half came from Canada and the USA and the other half from Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Columbia, Chile, El Salvador, and Puerto Rico. This bi-lingual event represented part of what needs to happen to build peace in the world. This place represents hope since it was a place of slavery for the Mazahua people as a large hacienda and now represents a place where the local Mazahua people participate in rebuilding and running a center for gathering different kinds of people.

Click on the image above to see a video of 121 images of scenes in and around Mission Mazahua.

Click on the image below to see a gallery of 247 images from sessions at the conference. Click on any image to start moving through all. Click on X at upper right to return to whole gallery.

If you want a digital copoy or print of an image in the gallery or video or wish to use the video elsewhere, contact Andy at the email or phone below.