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Transforming Lives Through Christian Missions in Guatemala

Serving Guatemala with God's Love

At God Said Go Missions, our calling is simple: to serve the poor, care for the sick, and share the Gospel in Guatemala. We offer free medical clinics, educational programs, and tangible expressions of Jesus’ love in some of the most vulnerable communities.

Jesus said go — to the hungry, to the hurting, to the ends of the earth. We’ve answered that call among the people of Latin America, and our mission is still unfolding.

If you have a heart for those suffering from generational poverty, and want to make a difference through acts of service, we invite you to walk with us. This is more than a mission — it’s a movement of compassion, hope, and transformation.

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The Crisis Facing Children in Latin America

Million Children Live
in Extreme Poverty

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Million Suffer From
Chronic Malnutrition

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Million Children Are
Out Of School

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Million Girls Have
Experienced Sexual Violence

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In Latin America, millions of children are trapped in a cycle of poverty that robs them of their health, safety, and future. Many survive on less than $2.50 a day — less than the price of a cup of coffee. Nearly 10% are chronically malnourished, leaving them physically and mentally stunted for life.

Education is often out of reach. Many children never finish primary school because their families depend on them to work — sometimes in dangerous or exploitative conditions — just to survive.

And for girls, the crisis is even more heartbreaking. An estimated 15 to 19 million girls across Latin America have suffered forced sexual violence, exploitation, or trafficking.

These aren’t just statistics — they’re real children with names, dreams, and untapped potential.

Children are not only more likely to be living in extreme poverty; the effects of poverty are most damaging to children. They are the worst off of the worst off – and the youngest children are the worst off of all, because the deprivations they suffer affect the development of their bodies and their minds.
– Anthony Lake,  UNICEF Executive Director.

🏅 Top-Rated Nonprofit 2024

We’re honored to be named a 2024 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits, based on reviews from our volunteers, partners, and community.

Thank you to everyone who shared your story!

Help Fund Life-Changing Mission Projects

At God Said Go Missions, we serve “the least of these” in Latin America — reaching the unreached with tangible acts of love, from medical care to food, education, and Gospel outreach.

Many of our current projects serve villages that have no outside support. With your help, they’ll experience the love of Jesus in powerful, practical ways.

🙌 Together, we can change lives — one project at a time.

Help God Said Go Missions raise $125K to deliver medicine, expand outreach, and buy a truck to reach more lives with healing, hope, and the love of Jesus.

Help launch Centro Médico Vida Plena—an affordable, faith-based medical center in Escuintla providing life-changing care to families in need.

Help God Said Go Missions build a permanent HQ in Guatemala to house missionaries, host teams, and expand life-changing outreach across the region.

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

You Can make a difference in guatemala

What if you could change the world?
Here’s the good news: you can.

At God Said Go Missions, we’re looking for people just like you — people with a heart to serve, to share, to go. Whether you join a short-term mission trip, help lead a project, or support from home, you’re part of a movement of faith and action.

💛 Making a difference starts with a single step. Will you take it?

Meet the Team Behind the Mission

We are a diverse team of missionaries, leaders, and volunteers united by a calling to share the love of Jesus with those living in poverty across Guatemala. Every smile you see here represents someone making that mission real — one life at a time.

Lives Changed: Stories from the Field

Behind every meal, every clinic, every prayer — there’s a person whose life has been forever changed.
These are their stories.

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