Get ready for one of the most life-changing weeks of your life. This isn’t just another mission trip — it’s a powerful movement of hope, healing, and joy in the heart of Guatemala.
From the moment your feet hit the ground, you’ll step into a whirlwind of ministry, culture, and unforgettable experiences:
✨ Door-to-Door Ministry in Zone 3 — walk the streets of “La Basurero” (the garbage dumps), bringing household supplies, prayer, and the gospel directly to families.
🍽 Feeding Hundreds Nightly — partner with our team as we prepare and serve hot meals for 600–800 people every evening, sharing not just food, but dignity and love.
🎉 Children’s Fiesta — bring joy to the kids of Zone 3 with games, music, food, and the kind of party they’ll never forget.
🙏 Worship with Local Partners — join Pastors Saul & Laila for a powerful Sunday service, experiencing the heart of Guatemalan faith and community.
🏛 Explore Antigua — after days of impactful ministry, unwind in the breathtaking city of Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll cobblestone streets, shop artisan markets, tour historic churches, visit La Cruz, and enjoy optional excursions.
🍽 Farewell Dinner — close out the journey with a beautiful night of reflection, celebration, and connection before heading home.
This trip is about serving AND being transformed. You’ll see God move in ways that will forever change your perspective, deepen your faith, and expand your heart for the world.
The Land of Eternal Spring 🌸 – Guatemala’s climate is famously mild year-round, with colorful flowers blooming almost every season.
Home to 37 Volcanoes 🌋 – You can spot dramatic volcanic peaks from nearly anywhere in the country (three are active!).
World-Famous Coffee ☕ – Some of the richest coffee beans in the world are grown in Guatemalan highlands.
Mayan Heartland 🏺 – Guatemala has the largest Indigenous population in Central America, preserving vibrant Mayan languages, textiles, and traditions.
Antigua is UNESCO Gold 🏛 – Antigua, with its cobblestones and colonial architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage site beloved by travelers worldwide.
Bring hope to Zone 3 (La Basurero) by walking alongside families who live and work in one of the toughest environments on earth.
Share the gospel boldly through door-to-door ministry, prayer, and testimonies.
Feed hundreds nightly and witness the joy of providing both physical and spiritual nourishment.
Celebrate children 🎉 with a fiesta designed to remind them they are loved, seen, and chosen.
Partner with local heroes like Pastors Saul & Laila, who faithfully serve their community year-round.
Experience cross-cultural worship in the heart of Guatemala.
Grow spiritually as God stretches your faith and uses your gifts in powerful ways.
Build global friendships that last long after you leave.
See resilience up close — witness the strength and hope of Guatemalan families who inspire faith in action.
End with beauty & rest as you explore Antigua’s markets, mountains, and historic treasures.
Passport (valid at least 6 months after return date)
Lightweight, modest clothing (hot during the day, light sweater for evenings in Antigua)
Comfortable walking shoes (for cobblestones & ministry days)
Rain jacket or poncho (July is rainy season 🌧)
Reusable water bottle (hydration is key!)
Bible + journal (for devotions & reflections)
Sunscreen & bug repellent
Small backpack (for daily ministry + outings)
Travel adapter/charger (Type A/B outlets, same as U.S., but check voltage)
Personal toiletries & medications (bring enough for the whole trip)
Fun extras: stickers, crayons, or small toys for kids 🎁
3 meals per day while in Guatemala City
Lodging accommodations in Guatemala City & Antigua
In-country ground transportation (airport, ministry sites, travel to Antigua)
Translators & security support
Ministry tools and supplies (household goods, food for feedings, fiesta items, etc.)
Farewell dinner in Antigua
International flights (fly into GUA)
Sightseeing excursions & personal expenses in Antigua
Snacks or meals outside the group schedule
Travel/medical insurance (required)
Souvenirs & personal purchases
Adults and mature teens (with a guardian) who are ready to serve, worship, and embrace cross-cultural ministry.
No! Translators will be with the team. A few phrases are helpful, but not required.
Door-to-door outreach in Zone 3 (La Basurero)
Household supply distribution
Feeding 600–800 people nightly
Children’s fiesta
Worship & teaching with local churches
Yes — we travel as a team with trusted partners in Guatemala City. Translators, security, and leaders are with you at all times. Antigua will allow you to do more solo or group travel. There will be no translators in Antiuga.
Simple, safe, and comfortable hotels in Guatemala City & Antigua with shared rooms.
Yes — 3 meals daily while in Guatemala City, plus a farewell dinner in Antigua. You’ll be responsible for meals in Antigua on sightseeing days.
Plan for souvenirs, extra meals/snacks in Antigua, optional excursions, and personal spending money.
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for Guatemala (just a valid passport).
Vaccines are not required, but check CDC guidelines. Travel/medical insurance is required.
Expect warm days (70s–80s °F), cooler evenings in Antigua, and occasional rain.
You’ll return home forever changed — with stories of resilience, testimonies of God’s power, and memories of worship, service, and beauty in Guatemala.
