October 2026 Guatemala Mission Trip

Join us as we live sent to the nations and partner with local churches to advance the gospel.

October 24 - October 31, our team will be based in Momostenango, in Guatemala’s Western Highlands, serving primarily in the rural village of Jutica. These communities are rich in culture but face economic and spiritual challenges. We’re partnering with local churches to proclaim the gospel, strengthen believers, and equip leaders for sustainable impact. Our goal is to see lives transformed as the hope of Jesus brings restoration to individuals, families, and communities.

Trip Cost: $2,100 (includes airfare, lodging, meals, transportation, insurance, ministry).
Final Payment Due September 27, 2026

Possible Ministry Opportunities

• Water Filters
• Entrepreneur Training in Schools
  Equip students to think creatively and solve problems in ways that care for themselves, their families, and their communities.
• Women’s Bible Studies in Homes
  Build relationships and share God’s Word using creative, practical activities like cooking and crafts.
• Market Prayer
  Offer a welcoming space in the marketplace for people to share prayer needs and experience gospel conversations.
• Pastoral Training
  Strengthen and encourage local pastors with biblical teaching, discipleship principles, and practical leadership tools.
• Men’s Discipleship Day
  Gather men from multiple churches for a full day focused on becoming growing disciples of Jesus.
• And. . . possibly a couple of more opportunities as they arise (i.e. build a greenhouse and/or help equip disciple makers to use audio bible resources)

Why We Go

At Grace Point, we believe missions is about more than projects, it’s about holistic discipleship. The gospel restores broken relationships with God, self, others, and creation. We go to serve, to learn, and to partner with the local church as the primary means of God’s mission in the world.

About the area and our partners:

Beneath the beauty of Guatemala’s land and people, malnutrition, which has been called the silent killer, robs children of the opportunity to experience the healthy, full lives God intended for them.

In the Western Highlands of Guatemala, 67% of children under the age of 5 are chronically malnourished.  Malnutrition stunts cognitive and physiological growth in the first 1000 days of life, and the stunting is irreversible.

M4 Institute has been working with the Maya in the Western Highlands of Guatemala since 2011.  Their access to impoverished remote highland communities is provided through a partnership with the Guatemalan Ministry of Agriculture (MAGA) and local municipalities.  Their partnerships provides opportunities to serve in: 

• Food production
  • constructing micro greenhouses which grow over 6000 vegetables (teams can build four greenhouses in one week)
  • Rabbit husbandry
• Nutrition training and cooking demonstrations
• Hygiene and sanitation instruction
• Small business development and best practices
• Medical clinics
  • Physicians, PAs, NPs, Nurses, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapisits. Audiologists, Dentists, medical students, etc.
• Church training