For the first time in seven years, Jeff’s father came to Guatemala to see our work firsthand — and two short weeks became a story of family, faithfulness, and a proud father’s words.
Seven Years, Two Weeks, and a Father’s Visit Read More »
At 91, Doña Catalina just received a new pair of glasses. At 78, Doña Esperanza still works the fields alone. Their stories reveal a side of poverty few people ever talk about.
The Forgotten Faces of Poverty Read More »
Tooth extractions, free clothes, sandwiches at midnight, and a baby girl just hours old — Irene’s report from the field is a beautiful picture of what happens when ministries stop working alone.
Better Together: What a Week of Ministry Taught Us About the Body of Christ Read More »
Easter begins in what feels like the end—a cross, a tomb, and silence. But what looked like defeat became the greatest victory the world has ever known. In the villages of Guatemala, this message isn’t just remembered—it’s lived out every day through hope, healing, and transformation. This Easter, we invite you to see how the power of the resurrection is still changing lives today.
Easter: The Hope That Changes Everything Read More »
A mission trip isn’t just about what gets done—it’s about what God does in the middle of it. From village clinics to children’s ministry, one team’s “yes” turned into a week of powerful moments, transformed hearts, and lives touched in ways only God can orchestrate… Read more to experience the full story.
When Hearts Say “Yes”: A Week of Impact with Celebration Baptist Church Read More »
Across rural Guatemala, children are gathering in small village churches to hear Bible stories, color Scripture lessons, and discover God’s love. Through the Next Generations Ministry, God Said Go is equipping pastors and leaders to disciple the children who will shape the future of their communities.
The Next Generation: Investing in Guatemala’s Future Read More »
After a refreshing holiday season spent with family, friends, and ministry partners, we are back in Guatemala and ready to begin another exciting year of ministry. With new villages being added, the upcoming opening of Centro Médico Vida Plena, and a full calendar of outreach ahead, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most impactful years yet for God Said Go Missions.
Back in Guatemala and Ready for What God Has Ahead Read More »
Sustainability isn’t just a strategy for our ministry—it’s a biblical calling. In 2026, God Said Go Missions is focusing on building systems, leaders, and ministries that endure long after a single moment or mission trip. From the launch of Centro Médico Vida Plena to strengthening village leadership, we are committed to building something that lasts.
Building What Lasts: Why Sustainability Matters in Ministry Read More »
A new year always brings new beginnings—but 2026 represents something more. It is the fruit of years of prayer, faith, and obedience. As Centro Médico Vida Plena opens and our ministries grow deeper into villages and children’s lives, we are focusing on sustainability—building ministries that endure and leaders who finish well. This is a year fueled by faith, driven by purpose, and led by Jesus.
Stepping into 2026 with Faith, Purpose, and Sustainability Read More »
This Christmas season, joy filled the rural community of El Asintal as more than 170 children gathered for a special celebration centered on love, generosity, and the true meaning of Christmas. What began with one woman’s simple idea—collecting teddy bears for children in need—grew into a beautiful community effort filled with songs, games, a nativity play, shared food, and meaningful gifts. It was a powerful reminder that when God’s people say “yes,” even the smallest acts can create lasting impact.
Christmas Joy in El Asintal 🎄 Read More »
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