From medical clinics and kids’ ministry to a powerful day of worship and reflection, Part Two of the Teen Quest & York Springs Bible Church mission trip highlights the final days of an unforgettable week in Guatemala. With full hearts and dusty shoes, the team wrapped up their journey by serving schools, sharing the Gospel, and celebrating all God had done.
What happens when 21 passionate believers—half of them teenagers—say “yes” to serving in remote villages of Guatemala? A week filled with hard work, joyful worship, powerful prayer, and life-changing impact. This is the story of how Teen Quest and York Springs Bible Church brought love in action to the mountains, churches, and families of Guatemala.
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In the remote villages of Guatemala, access to healthcare is often hours—or even days—away. But thanks to your faithful support, God Said Go Missions has already provided over 2,400 medical consultations this year. From monthly clinics to urgent care visits, our team continues to bring healing, hope, and the love of Jesus to the families who need it most.
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From the jungles of Ecuador to the villages of Guatemala, Becky Pius’s journey is one of lifelong faith, compassion, and obedience. After 50 years of nursing in Florida, she followed God’s call into full-time missions—leaving everything behind to serve as a missionary nurse with God Said Go. This is her story of second chances, deep surrender, and a heart fully given to Christ’s work among the poor and forgotten.
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When Nurse Evelyn called us about a diabetic man in critical condition, we had no idea the impact one home visit would have. What began as a simple wound care need quickly became a sobering reminder of how easily the forgotten are overlooked—even in hospitals. But thanks to the dedication of the GSG team and God’s timely provision, hope and healing are unfolding, one step at a time.
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As we step into 2025, our hearts are full of both gratitude and expectation. Looking back over the past year, we see God’s hand in every mile traveled, every meal served, every child reached, and every village visited. And through it all, you—our faithful partners, prayer warriors, and friends—have walked alongside us. From medical clinics
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I know that this isn’t the greatest picture because of the bright window in the background but it is the only picture I have to introduce you to Fredy Josue, a 16 year old boy, and tell you his story. Fredy came into our clinic with his mother and saw Charlene. He was complaining about
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This is one of my favorite pictures. I love the joy in this sweet grandma’s face! I think it is a perfect representation of how much joy we have in our Lord. Even when times are tough, we can still have a smile on our face like she does because we have been forgiven, washed
This little boy doesn’t look too happy when I snapped his picture sitting on top of the boxes of food but his attitude changed big time when he had a full tummy of warm nutritious food that was served to everyone after our clinic! Trust me, he was ALL smiles especially once I handed him
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WE NEED YOUR PRAYERS! Normally, we try to keep our photos of the week positive and light hearted, sharing the differences being made by our ministry and your partnership, however, we need your help this week. The middle part of Guatemala has been devastated by Hurricane Eta with flooding and land slides. So many have
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