Mexico City - Post Report Question and Answers
What English-language religious services are available locally?
There are Protestant and Catholic options, not sure of anything beyond that. - Jul 2023
There are a variety available. - May 2020
They are definitely available, however I am not sure details. - Apr 2019
There are many different options. - Apr 2019
I believe there is an English language Catholic service, a Baptist church, an Evangelical church, and a LDS church. I'm not sure of other religions. - Jun 2018
There is a Roman Catholic church that offers an English-language mass on Sundays. I'm assuming the LDS Temple has services in English, and I'd imagine there are other denominations with English services as well but I can't speak from personal experience. - Sep 2016
Some are. - May 2016
Protestant, Catholic, Mormon, Jewish, etc; we love Union Evangelical Church (non-denominational Christian). - Oct 2014
All of them. - Aug 2014
They have several here. One popular church with expats is Capitol Ciry Church near the American School. - Mar 2014
Many, all denominations are here. - Jul 2013
You do need to be able to communicate in the local language if you want to do some real shopping. The cashiers and store keepers do not speak English, except in the heavy tourist areas. For daily living, you need the local language to get around. - Jan 2013
Yes. - May 2012
Yes - Apr 2011
Mostly Catholic, but a couple of Protestant and Jewish services. Not too much in terms of mosques and temples, you really have to look. - Apr 2010
No, all in Spanish. - Feb 2010
Yes, but no specific experience. - Jan 2010
Yes, Catholic. - Mar 2009
Yes, Catholic, Christian, Hindu. - Nov 2008
Yes. Just keep looking and don't rely on the times printed in the English-language newspaper (The News) or the Newcomers Guide. Be flexible, because things change weekly in Mexico. - Oct 2008
