Short-Term Mission Trips

The Construction Team typically travels to Guatemala in February. The primary goal of this trip is to work with a resident missionary on construction projects, primarily building churches, in rural parts of Guatemala. Team members stay at a hotel and travel to remote villages.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

This winter trip is the first of three medical trips to rural Guatemala each year. We partner with Fraternidad Cristiana De Guatemala, a church in Guatemala City, to provide medical care in rural villages in Guatemala. The team is comprised of both medical professionals and non-medical participants who provide a variety of services to these communities. The goal is to share the love of Christ with those who are in need.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

Trip Cost: $700 [approx] includes travel, lodging, and most meals

This is a family construction trip where a parent and child or some combination travel together.  Team members help construct church buildings and conduct VBS classes in a local church. While in Guatemala, the team stays at the McComb Retreat Center in Nebaj, Guatemala and then travels with Mike McComb and associates to the remote villages where they serve.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

This summer trip is the second of three medical trips to rural Guatemala each year. We have a long-standing partnership with Frater Church in Guatemala City and together we provide a medical clinic that travels to various rural areas in Guatemala. The team is comprised of both medical and non-medical volunteers. Our medical volunteers partner with medical professionals from Guatemala to provide this medical clinic. Non-medical team members help support the operation of the clinic. We also provide a children’s clinic where we facilitate games and activities for the children currently being treated in the clinic.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

This short-term trip is an ideal opportunity for teens to experience cross-cultural missions that will empower them to take ownership of their faith. We will primarily be serving among the Ixil people and local teens in Nebaj, Guatemala. With various projects planned, including construction, VBS, and leading teen camps, we believe this will be a potential life changing experience for everyone involved. Due to the nature of this trip, there will be an application process followed by a series of meetings and training sessions. This trip is exclusively designed for teenagers; you must be between 14-18 years of age to apply.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

This fall trip is the second of three medical trips to rural Guatemala each year. We have a long-standing partnership with Frater Church in Guatemala City and together we provide a medical clinic that travels to various rural areas in Guatemala. The team is comprised of both medical and non-medical volunteers. Our medical volunteers partner with medical professionals from Guatemala to provide this medical clinic. Non-medical team members help support the operation of the clinic. We also provide a children’s clinic where we facilitate games and activities for the children currently being treated in the clinic.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.

Team members on this trip do humanitarian work in the medical clinic and village in Sendafa, Ethiopia. Medical professionals will conduct a 5-day medical clinic. Non-medical team members will work in local schools and also visit HIV/AIDS patients who are connected with the Project Adopt a Village (PAAV) team.

Note:
We will meet as a team at least 4 times prior to the trip; meeting attendance is mandatory for all team members.
A $125 deposit will be due by the first team meeting, generally 3 months prior to the date of travel.