Guatemala May 8-14, 2027 Medical Mission Trip
Join Agape to the Nations for a medical mission trip to Guatemala, where our team will have the opportunity to serve families and communities through compassionate medical care, meaningful relationships, and the hope of Jesus Christ.During this trip, our team will work alongside local ministry partners to help provide medical clinics for individuals and families who may have limited access to healthcare. Medical professionals will have opportunities to use their skills to assess patients, provide basic care and health education, and meet practical needs within the communities we serve.You do not have to be a medical professional to join this team! Non-medical team members will play an important role in helping clinics run smoothly, welcoming and connecting with families, assisting with organization and outreach, praying with individuals, spending time with children, and serving wherever needed.More than simply meeting physical needs, our desire is to see and love each person we encounter. Throughout the week, we’ll have opportunities to pray with families, encourage local communities, build relationships, and share the hope and love of Jesus through both our words and our actions.The trip cost is $1095, which includes lodging, meals, in-country transportation, and ministry expenses. Airfare is additional.If you’re ready to step out in faith, serve others with compassion, and use your gifts to make a difference, we invite you to join us in Guatemala. Whether you have years of medical experience or simply a willing heart and hands ready to serve, there is a place for you on this team.If you’re planning to join us in Guatemala, please be sure to submit your $95 non-refundable deposit to save your spot as soon as possible! This deposit secures your place on the team and helps us begin preparations for travel, lodging, and outreach.Important Tax Notice: Contributions made toward a specific individual’s mission trip, including donations given to support another participant, are not tax-deductible under IRS guidelines. These funds are considered participation fees and provide a direct personal benefit. Only gifts given to the general missions fund (not designated to an individual) may be eligible for tax deduction.