Support a Missionary
Fuel the Mission. Empower a Life. Share in the Harvest.
At God Said Go Missions, our work among children and families suffering from extreme generational poverty is only possible because of our dedicated missionaries—men and women who have answered God’s call to go, serve, and love in Jesus’ name.
These faithful servants are the hands and feet of Christ in some of the most underserved communities in Latin America. They teach. They heal. They disciple. They feed. They build relationships. And through every act of compassion, they point people to the hope of the Gospel.
Your Gift Makes the Mission Possible
Each missionary raises support to cover their ministry expenses—but as needs grow, your generosity stands in the gap, making it possible for them to stay on the field and keep serving.
When you support a GSG missionary, you’re not just funding a person—you’re investing in eternal impact, kingdom work, and transformed lives.
💛 Scroll below to meet our missionaries.
Read their stories. Share in their calling. And help send them where God says go.
Guatemala
Serving children in extreme poverty through medical missions, Charlene uses her nursing skills to bring healing, hope, and the love of Jesus Christ.
Serving in rural Guatemala, Shawn supports medical outreach and discipleship efforts to bring healing, hope, and the Gospel to families in deep poverty.
Founders of God Said Go Missions, Jeff and Esther serve children in extreme poverty through leadership, outreach, and the love of Jesus Christ.
Serving children suffering from extreme generational poverty with her skills as a nurse and a servant of Jesus Christ.
Julio and Rachel lead GSG’s Next Generation Ministry, equipping churches to disciple children and break the cycle of poverty through Christ-centered hope.
Serving children suffering from extreme generational poverty with their skills as a nurse practitioner and minister.
United States
GSG Ambassador and retired RN, Joanna shares God Said Go’s mission, mobilizing others to serve vulnerable families and communities in Guatemala.
