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Each year, St. James sends a mission team to Guatemala to partner with Impacto Ministry, a local organization dedicated to transforming communities through faith, education, and service. Our teams work side-by-side with Impacto staff and local families to share God’s love in tangible ways.
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WHAT WE DO
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WHO CAN JOIN?
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WHY IT MATTERS
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GET INVOLVED
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- Dental and Medical Clinics: Provide care and relief to those with limited access to healthcare.
- Building and Repair Projects: Help construct homes and community spaces that make daily life safer and more stable.
- Children’s Ministry & Outreach: Share joy through Vacation Bible School, crafts, games, and spiritual connection. We plan to further expand our outreach in Children's and Community Ministries in 2026!
- Community Engagement: Build lasting relationships with local families through fellowship and shared experiences.
This trip is open to families and individuals ages 10 & up— no special skills are required, just a heart to serve! Each person brings unique gifts that make a difference, whether that’s swinging a hammer, offering a smile, or simply showing up with love and compassion.
Serving in Guatemala is more than a trip — it’s a life-changing experience. You’ll see God at work in powerful ways, form deep bonds with teammates and new friends, and return home with a renewed sense of purpose and gratitude.
Ready to be part of something bigger?
- Join the next trip: Learn how to sign up and start preparing. Our 2026 trip will be September 25-October 4. Sign ups will be available soon!
- Support the mission: Pray, give, or help provide supplies for our teams.
- Learn more: Email Jessica Durand to connect with the trip leaders or ask questions.
Registration now open for 2026!
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September 25 – October 4, 2026 Join St. James on a life-changing medical mission trip to Guatemala. Our team will serve communities through medical and dental clinics, offering care and compassion while also spending time with children and older adults in the communities we visit. Alongside the clinics, the trip will include a cultural day, worship together, and time in the historic city of Antigua. The cost of the trip is $1,800 per person, which includes a payment schedule to make planning easier:
Space is limited to 30 participants, and the deadline to register is June 1, 2026. Limited scholarships are available, and families with multiple members attending may apply for a discounted cost. |