Mexico Aguascalientes Mission

Mission leaders

Alberto and Elisa Castro

Began service ~July 2025 (three-year terms, “on or about July 1”) · estimated release 2028-07-01 estimate · source: Church Newsroom 2025 · as of October 8, 2026

Mission office

Office address and phone: Not yet verified. Use the address in your call packet or the Missionary Portal. as of October 8, 2026

Letters & packages

Import duties and customs delays are common here. Many parents send small padded envelopes or use the pouch/letter options from the call packet; declare low values honestly and avoid sending valuables.

• Your missionary can email weekly on P-day; letters and packages are optional extras.
• Confirm the current mailing address with the mission office or the call packet before sending — offices move.
• Small, padded envelopes usually travel faster and cheaper than boxes; declare contents honestly and avoid restricted items.
• Mail-by dates for holidays and a calendar reminder are in the interactive guide.

Packages, holidays & time zone (interactive) →

Language

Spanish

Spanish is phonetic: vowels are always a (ah), e (eh), i (ee), o (oh), u (oo). Stress usually falls on the second-to-last syllable unless an accent mark says otherwise. Use "usted" (formal you) with adults until invited to use "tú".

Assignments can include other languages; your call letter states your language.

Nearby temples

• San Luis Potosí Mexico Temple — Dedication scheduled (1 November 2026) · ~139 km
• Guadalajara Mexico Temple — Operating (29 April 2001) · ~180 km
• Toluca Mexico Temple — Site announced (2 October 2022) · ~398 km
• Pachuca Mexico Temple — Announced (2 October 2022) · ~418 km

The Church in Mexico

Official Languages

Spanish

Church Membership

1,572,287

Congregations

1,875 (1,401 Wards, 474 Branches)

Number of Missions

34

Operating Temples

14

Newsroom Facts & Statistics · updated Fri Mar 06 2026

Practical

Time zone

America/Mexico_City

Currency

MXN

Country code

+52

U.S. travel advisory

Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution as of 2026-10-08

Culture & food

• Greet everyone in the room; a light handshake or cheek kiss among women is common.
• Use "usted" with older people.
• Family and hospitality are central; accept food graciously.
• Drink only bottled or filtered water.

Foods: Tacos, tamales, and enchiladas, Pozole, Mole, Fresh fruit with chili and lime

Family groups

• Leon Mission Moms and Friends (LDS) Group
• Mision Mexico Queretaro – Mexico Leon Group
• Mission Mexico Leon Reunion (in Mexico) Group
• Mision Mexico Leon Facebook Group
• Ex-Misioneros Mision Mexico Leon Group
• Ex-Misioneros Mision Mexico Leon 2010-13 Group

As listed by latterdaymissions.com (unofficial). Groups may be private, renamed, or inactive.