The primary purpose of this trip is to come along side the misionaries, helping them to reach new, previously unreached villages with the Gospel.  We will do this by means of medical clinics, dental and optical needs will also be addressed, with Village health education. Education will be delivered in rural schools to children and village leaders & educators. Aid to local missionaries through construction projects and evangelism will also be included.

Team members will fly into Entebbe, Uganda from there they will travel by bus to Jinja, Uganda where they will board the boats to the base camp located on one of the islands on Lake Victoria. The remainder of the tour will be spent traveling and holding ministry activities various islands located in Lake Victoria...     Learn More | Join the Team!

Team members will fly overnight to La Paz/El Alto International Airport (LPB). North American Team members will meet in Miami and fly together, meeting up with the Bolivian contingent in La Paz on August 31st. The team immediately depart via bus down the famous Jungas Road (Death Road) through Caranavi on to San Borja. The primary purpose of this trip is to deliver medical care, health education, as well as aid local missionaries with evangelism, training, and encouragement to pastors in rural communities. Medical clinics will include care for patients with medical, dental, and optical needs. Education will be delivered in rural schools to children and village leaders & educators. Aid to local missionaries through construction projects and evangelism will also be included. Other projects and service opportunties will be incourporated based on the skills of the team members. More details to come.

Volunteers are needed with medical and non-medical skills to share. The assistance volunteers provide through health care, education, or working with & encouraging local pastors and believers helps to speed the spread of the Gospel...     Learn More | Learn about this Trip!

Team will meet for the first time at the departing gate in the Miami Airport, where we will have our first ‘orientation meeting’.  We will board our overnight, red-eye flight to Lima, Peru.  The team will land in Lima, Peru around 5:00 am, where we will go through customs, and re-board another smaller plane to Chiclayo, this flight is only an hour flight.  At the Chiclayo airport we will be met by one of our Peruvian hosts, Nick & Shannon Kraft. The Krafts, will transport the team via Taxi to their home in Chiclayo, where we will spend the next three nights.  Thursday evening will be our chance to relax, and recoup from the long flight.  Nick and Shannon home does have electricity, and running water so team will be able to take showers.  Food will be Peruvian, but good!!  Peruvians like to use a lot of potatoes, rice, cheese, they also have some VERY HOT, HOT SAUCES.  Team will sleep on foam mattress on the ground of Nick and Shannon’s Discipleship School (the bottom layer of their three story home). 

On Friday and Saturday it is our goal to have clinics (medical, dental, and optical) in some of the poor shanty towns surrounding Chiclayo, we normally have these clinics in churches that work in these areas.  On Sunday it will be our goal to load up to go by van to Incahausi, this is a village in the mountains North-East of Chiclayo.  This will be a 6 hour drive on asphalt roa...     Learn More

The team will land at the Asuncion airport in Paraguay where we will be met by our team’s host Mike Meier, from the airport we will be traveling by bus either 150 kms. NE to San Estanislao for staging or continuing on 150 kms further NE to the District of Igatimi, community of Kuetuvy (Ache) or Yvyju (Guarani).   The roads will be mainly black top roads, some cobblestone (rock) and some dirt.  We will spend the next 12 days visiting some very remote villages, in these villages it is our hope to have medical, optical clinics during the day, with evangelism at the evenings.

The people we are trying to reach are ethnically "pure" Indians.  The Mbya Guarani people are quiet, secretive people there is much witchcraft among them.  They are very poor and seemingly unhealthy.  The Pa'i Tavytera and Ava Guarani people are more open and seem to have a good disposition towards Christianity.  These people groups share a community life together.   Another group we may try to reach are the Ache, a  non Guarani Christian group where we may stay at nights, they have better infrastructure.   This group was once nomadic, hunter-gather tribe, and very savage, recently as a community have embraced Christianity (5 villages), they are very together and loving.   At the end of our two weeks we will return to the Asuncion region where the team will be able to stay one night in a hotel, to have a chance to clean up, souvenior shop, and on the last night have a Farewell Dinner at a restaurant in Asuncion.  On Tuesday we will board the plane for our flight home.  It is our goal to have this trip start on a Wednesday, and end on Wednesday, two weeks later....     Learn More