Hope & Love

Anchor the Soul

Our vision is to see children and adults with disabilities in our community, celebrated and nurtured.

2023 IMPACT REPORT NOW AVAILABLE

Eternal Anchor’s 2023 Annual Impact Report, sent to donors in early 2023, is now available to read online. Learn more about the difference our international network of supporters is helping to make in the San Quintin Valley.

Who We Are

Eternal Anchor

Our team is passionate about demonstrating God’s heart for those with disabilities, bringing together Jesus-followers from all walks of life to join together around a common mission.

What We Do

We serve more than 250 families impacted by disability.

Eternal Anchor was founded in 2014 to respond to the unmet opportunity of serving individuals and families impacted by disability in the communities of rural Baja California, Mexico.

Why We’re Here

We aim to heal social divisions.

We work hard to heal social divisions so that all members of our community can be valued, experience belonging, and reach their God-given potential.

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11 hours ago
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At Eternal Anchor's school, we believe in fostering inclusivity and empowering every child to thrive, regardless of their abilities. That's why Miriam is teaching kitchen skills and safety to children in the Buzos (Divers) class. Cooking is a life skill that promotes independence, creativity, and confidence. By introducing students to the kitchen, we're opening doors to a world of possibilities and helping them develop essential life skills that will benefit them for years to come. Let's continue to support and champion inclusivity in a#loveisananchori#educationservicesr #educationservices ... See MoreSee Less

At Eternal Anchors school, we believe in fostering inclusivity and empowering every child to thrive, regardless of their abilities. Thats why Miriam is teaching kitchen skills and safety to children in the Buzos (Divers) class. Cooking is a life skill that promotes independence, creativity, and confidence. By introducing students to the kitchen, were opening doors to a world of possibilities and helping them develop essential life skills that will benefit them for years to come. Lets continue to support and champion inclusivity in all aspects of life! #loveisananchor #educationservices
1 day ago
Eternal Anchor

"Churches want to welcome people with disabilities, but disabled people want more than welcome and inclusion. They want a seat at the table. They want to grow as disciples of Christ. They want their calls to ministry to be nurtured. They want to lead communities of faith. So what – or who – is stopping folks with disabilities from leading?

"It just might be well-meaning Christians like you and me. Disabled Christians come to the church with both their willingness to lead and their critiques of how the church has undermined their ministry and leadership. Rather than taking the time to listen to these critiques, the church rushes to provide services that will help Christians with disabilities to gain access to their community. But this serves the church more than it serves Christians with disabilities. For one, this effort keeps institutional power intact, clustered in the hands of largely nondisabled people. Second, it keeps disabled Christians in the role of recipients of ministry rather than agents of change." – Erin Raffety, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) pastor and author of the book "From Inclusion to Justice: A Dream for Disability Ministry" #loveisananchor #disabilitytheology
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Churches want to welcome people with disabilities, but disabled people want more than welcome and inclusion. They want a seat at the table. They want to grow as disciples of Christ. They want their calls to ministry to be nurtured. They want to lead communities of faith. So what – or who – is stopping folks with disabilities from leading?
It just might be well-meaning Christians like you and me. Disabled Christians come to the church with both their willingness to lead and their critiques of how the church has undermined their ministry and leadership. Rather than taking the time to listen to these critiques, the church rushes to provide services that will help Christians with disabilities to gain access to their community. But this serves the church more than it serves Christians with disabilities. For one, this effort keeps institutional power intact, clustered in the hands of largely nondisabled people. Second, it keeps disabled Christians in the role of recipients of ministry rather than agents of change. – Erin Raffety, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) pastor and author of the book From Inclusion to Justice: A Dream for Disability Ministry #loveisananchor #disabilitytheology
3 days ago
Eternal Anchor

Eternal Anchor's Friendship Club explored the importance of breaking barriers and embracing the beauty of collaboration by embarking on a journey of teamwork and discovery. First stop? Puzzles! Piece by piece, these young adults and older teens learned the value of communication, patience, and support by working together to complete a puzzle. But the adventure didn't stop there. They took those valuable lessons and transferred them to the kitchen, where they whipped up some delicious cookies and carrot cake! From measuring ingredients to mixing and baking, every step was a testament to the incredible strength of teamwork. Not only did they create mouthwatering treats, but they also crafted bonds that will last a lifetime. When we work together, there's nothing that can&#loveisananchorv#friendshipclubchor #friendshipclub ... See MoreSee Less

Eternal Anchors Friendship Club explored the importance of breaking barriers and embracing the beauty of collaboration by embarking on a journey of teamwork and discovery. First stop? Puzzles! Piece by piece, these young adults and older teens learned the value of communication, patience, and support by working together to complete a puzzle. But the adventure didnt stop there. They took those valuable lessons and transferred them to the kitchen, where they whipped up some delicious cookies and carrot cake! From measuring ingredients to mixing and baking, every step was a testament to the incredible strength of teamwork. Not only did they create mouthwatering treats, but they also crafted bonds that will last a lifetime. When we work together, theres nothing that cant be achieved! #loveisananchor #friendshipclubImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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For mail and packages:

Eternal Anchor
8562 Calle de Buena Fe
El Cajon, CA 92021

For U.S. checks:

Eternal Anchor
3405 S Madison St.
Tacoma, WA 98409

For Canadian cheques:

CAF Canada
401 Bay Street, Suite 1600
Toronto, ON M5H 2Y4
(Please make cheques out to “CAF Canada” and write “Eternal Anchor Fund” in the memo line)