Mexican Poncho
The Mexican poncho is an iconic item of Mexican clothing. In essence, a poncho is a blanket with a hole cut out of the middle. Designed to provide warmth and freedom of movement, the poncho slides over the wearer’s head and has no arm seams. It is a very utilitarian...
Painted Adobe Houses
As the poncho is to Mexican clothing, the adobe house is to Mexican architecture. Adobe is a Spanish word meaning “mud brick”. Adobe is an iconic building material developed out of necessity. In areas of low rainfall where trees are scarce, people had to get...
John 3:16 in Spanish
One of the things we do every year in our Passport Mission Club is learn John 3:16 in one of the primary languages of the region we are studying. For Latin America, we’re going to learn this verse in Spanish (who knows, maybe we’ll take on Portuguese as...
Flor de Nochebuena
The poinsettia is a plant that is often sold and displayed around Christmas time. Do you know why? History of the Poinsettia: The poinsettia, a Mexican wildflower, originates from Mexico and Central America. The Aztecs, who used the plant to control fevers and to...About Passport to the Nations
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