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COMMENTS FROM PREVIOUS PARTICIPANTS:

Guatemala taught me what it means to do ministry incarnationally.”
Kim Hekman

“The biggest thing that shaped my thinking was that we don’t do ministry to people but we do it with them. Just because it is a desolate place doesn’t mean that God isn’t working there.”
Sarah Lindberg.

“through the various experiences and moments lived, my obedience to Christ became my best worship. Also, our experiences did not form part of a trip but of a mission that will never end.”
Javier Mata

It was really refreshing to go on a trip not to accomplish a specific goal, but instead to simply watch and learn from the cultures and native peoples. I learned a lot about Jesus’ incarnation and ministry in connection with the incarnational ministries that are happening in Guatemala. The “incarnation” has taken on a whole new meaning for me!
Megan Boer

“Incarnational ministries continually remind a person of the need to depend on God for his grace.”
(anonymous)