A Nurse’s Heart Meets a Mission’s Purpose – Meet Macie—a nursing assistant from Colorado whose dream of serving through medical missions led her straight to the mountains and villages of Guatemala. In this heartfelt reflection, Macie shares how two weeks with God Said Go transformed her perspective, deepened her faith, and connected her to a people and a purpose she’ll never forget. Her story is a reminder that when we step out to serve, God often changes us in the process.

**Exciting progress! See how one church’s support is really making a difference.** Since the COVID pandemic, we have shifted our focus from relief efforts across all of Guatemala to dedicating our time fully to 8-12 villages. Our work has expanded far beyond medical aid. We call it “Village Outreach,” which involves many different aspects to

One of the greatest joys of serving through God Said Go Missions is the opportunity to love on children in every village we visit. Whether we’re providing food, medical care, education, or simply spending time with them through our kid’s clubs, every moment is a chance to share one simple, life-changing message: God is love—and

We want to take a moment to thank our most recent mission team from Celebration Baptist Church in Florida for their incredible generosity. During their visit, they delivered a special gift: dozens of beautiful handmade dresses for the children in the villages we serve. These dresses came in all sizes, bright with colors and patterns

By Raela – Short-term mission team participant Elizabeth and I had the privilege of going to Guatemala with our best friends and their church members for a medical and children’s ministry mission trip for Spring Break. We fell in love with the people of Guatemala and made some great friends along the way. We went

Do you have a car, truck, or SUV you’re no longer using? Why not turn it into your next tax deduction—while helping us reach more villages with hope and help? Donating your vehicle to God Said Go Missions is simple: Here’s how it works: Learn more and start your donation at Donate a Vehicle –

Senaida Gonzales de Córdoba, wife of Pastor Mario Córdoba, lives in the village of Venecia, Guanagazapa. She is a 32-year-old woman who was preparing to welcome her fourth child, a boy who was born healthy and who, after ten months, has grown into a beautiful baby. However, during delivery, Senaida suffered maternal cerebral hypoxia, a