Together We Can

see stable, loving families break the bonds of generational poverty!

Our Mission Is An Invitation

Jesus said go to the poor and feed them. He said go to the sick and heal them as He did here on the earth. He said go to the widows and orphans and take care of them. Jesus wants His good news shared to the nations, to the ends of the earth, and He calls His church to carry the torch.  Among the Latin American people, this is our mission.

If you have a heart for those suffering from generational poverty and want to show His love through acts of service, your path may well intersect with ours. We invite you to walk with us in this amazing journey.

The Challenges our kids face

Million Children Afflicted by Extreme Poverty
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Million Hungry Children are Chronically Malnourished
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Million
Uneducated Kids
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Million Girls have experienced forced sexual violence
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The children in Latin America face many challenges. Those affected by extreme poverty live in household that make less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee, less than $2.50 a day!  Almost 10% of those kids are chronically malnourished. Their development potential is radically limited for their entire life.  Many of these kids never finish primary school because their family needs them to work to earn money any way they can.  15 to 19 million girls have experienced forced sexual violence, other forced sexual acts and exploitation by the commercial sex trade.

Information from unicef’s report, Children in Latin America and the Caribbean Overview 2020

Children are not only more likely to be living in extreme poverty; the effects of poverty are most damaging to children. They are the worst off of the worst off – and the youngest children are the worst off of all, because the deprivations they suffer affect the development of their bodies and their minds.
– Anthony Lake,  UNICEF Executive Director.

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Our Current project needs

God Said Go Missions is committed to serving the “least of these” in Latin America, often in places where no one is serving, so they can experience the love of God for the first time.  Together we can change lives!

Goal: $10,000.00

Giving Tuesday is on December 3rd this year. We are continuing with our 3rd Annual School Supplies Drive. Be a hero in a child’s life today—your $35 donation will do more than you can imagine!

Goal: $60,000.00

Now is a great time for giving. When you make a donation by December 31st to the GSG Missions, you aren’t just giving money—you’re creating positive impact for those suffering from extreme poverty.

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Goal: $100,000.00

We are establishing a discounted medical center that offers comprehensive care at an affordable price. The proceeds will provide necessary funding to continue our current free medical services to extreme poverty.

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Goal: $100,000.00

In Guatemala, there exists a profound need for an integrated medical center that addresses the holistic well-being of the less fortunate population and their surrounding communities. We are driven by our Christian faith to establish a discounted medical center that offers comprehensive care, focusing on physical, mental, and spiritual health at a price they can afford. The proceeds from this medical center will provide the necessary funds to continue our free medical services to those suffering from extreme poverty in the villages we currently serve in this area.

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Our Team

Charlene
Barnes

Medical Director

Becky
Pius

Registered Nurse

Mark & Ramona
Vaillancourt

Director of Guatemala

Rocio
Reyes

Guatemalan Nurse

Shawn & Julie
Boykin

Truth Centered Transformation & Discipleship

Impact Stories

Las Llaves, Chiquimulilla, Santa Rosa

Another impoverished community with 85 families (about 200 people) in Las Llaves, Chiquimulilla, Santa Rosa. We toured a small home made of corn stalks and
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Covid19 Make It’s Impact

This merchant cries to know he can\'t work, \"I know there is a national emergency, this disease is not a game. I have children that
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