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Unexpected Paths, Faithful God

By Dani on Track: Ministry Region: Africa - Sub-Saharan

Hi! I will be going to Uganda with Mesa Global to serve at Hope58.  I have been drawn to missions since I was young, and I could not really tell you why. The dream stemmed from the exposure I was given by my home church in California, where I learned a lot about a nonprofit based in Rwanda. I remember being a young girl and dreaming about going to Africa one day, and I just thought that was the norm. This dream was present throughout high school, but then my first trip overseas was to Thailand. My trip to Thailand wrecked me in the most beautiful way and placed a deep burden for the… Read more

How did I even get here?

By Sophia on Track: Youth Development Region: Latin America

Hey hey! God is so good and I am so excited to tell you all that he is doing in my life! GoCorps is truly an incredible ministry and I cannot wait to share how I got connected to it. I became interested in missions during my freshmen year at Colorado Christian University (CCU). I met a missionary who was a counselor for missionaries in Kenya. I thought that sounded like the coolest job ever so I started to pursue missions. I had the opportunity to go to Honduras with CCU and I feel like that is the place where God broke my heart for the nations. During my sophomore year of college, I met… Read more

"Congrats, you're pregnant"

By Michaela on Track: Media - Communications Region: Latin America

Heartbreaks and Immense Joy as the Holidays Approach Congrats, You’re Pregnant! As our Christmas parties approach and the end of the year draws near, we had our final outreach of 2024 this past Wednesday. It was a gift to sit with each of our women one more time before the year closes and hear how they are doing. During one of these conversations, Charlotte*—whom some of you may remember as “Amada C”—shared how her coworker Melanie* discovered she was pregnant. Pregnancy is, sadly, not uncommon in their line of work. What shocked everyone in this case, however, was that Melanie found out when… Read more

6 months in Ecuador: A Testament to the Lord's Faithfulness

By Emma on Track: Media - Communications Region: Latin America

Last month, I celebrated 6 months in Ecuador! My team and my family here have told me it feels like I’ve been here for years, not months. That’s a huge compliment that means a lot to me. It’s really sweet to know that I’ve adapted well and I’m an important part of both my team and my family. So many things have happened in the last 6 months, and the Lord has faithfully sustained me through it all. I’ve seen His amazing provision in: all the funds and documents I needed to come and live here, an incredible family that adopted me as if I were their own daughter, a wonderful team that also… Read more

Harvest Reflections: Part 1

By Paige on Track: Media - Communications Region: Europe

“Sooo what’s next for you after college?” These were the dreaded words I would hear roughly twenty times a week throughout my senior year of college. I never knew how to answer these questions because I truly did not know what I would be stepping into post-grad, I felt like I was never going to get a clear answer from God about where he was leading me after college. Looking back on my years at Colorado Christian University it’s so clear seeing how God was planting seeds in my life, through my classes, church sermons, long-lasting friendships, and my own wrestling with God to lead me perfectly… Read more

New Friends and Open Doors

By Fiona on Track: Business Region: Middle East

Recently, I’ve had more opportunities to meet with new friends! What an answer to prayer! Game nights, house visits, picnics, coffee dates, and birthdays filled my summer. Luckily, more relational time meant more open doors to talk about Jesus. My teacher and friend, M, and I often get into spiritual and religious topics, comparing cultures and whatnot, but she generally believes we basically believe the same thing. When she asked about the penalty of a particular sin in class, I took the chance to explain an area that we differ. I said that all sins have the same penalty, and that there’s… Read more

Year End Recap

By Michaela on Track: Media - Communications Region: Latin America

Happy New Years + Christmas Recap Ministry events, Christmas, time with family, and looking at my future in Latin America!   ESE Christmas Parties On December 10 and 12 we had our annual Christmas parties for our women. This is easily our biggest event, and we spend a large part of the year preparing for it! We were able to connect with over 330 women during this time! Every year we evaluate our goals for our Christmas parties. This year, we wanted to make sure we connected with the women, made them feel seen and valued, provided them with aid, and ensured they know about our… Read more

Significance of Voyaging the Camino

By Leila on Track: Business Region: Europe

The Camino de Santiago welcomes people from different places, diverse ages, and varying walks of life. In fact, though it has religious historical ties, there are a variety of reasons that people venture out to walk this pilgrimage. While making the voyage, one may simply find joy in the physicality of it, sacred time of personal reflection, growth in faith, or perhaps even just an awe for the surrounding creation.  There are seven main routes shown in the map above from stingynomads.com. Some stay solely in Spain, while others span from the Pyrenees of France or up the coast of Portugal… Read more

A Crazy Experience

By Stephen on Track: STEM Region: Asia - South East

“We want you to have a reconciliation ceremony for us.” As he spoke, the village elder revealed a shocking chapter of the village's history. Around 80 years ago, German missionaries arrived in this village, hoping to share the love of Christ. Tragically, they were not welcomed but instead murdered and eaten. Yes, you read that right—eaten. Hearing this was surreal, and while I felt no fear, an eerie chill ran down my spine as I stood before the man whose grandfather had participated in such horrific actions. Over the years, the village has grappled with the shame of their ancestors' deeds.… Read more

Who I am

By Tyler on Track: University Outreach Region: Asia - East

Hey everybody, I’m a Goer headed to East Asia to help give university students access to the Gospel! This calling was something God gave me when I was 5 or 6 years old after hearing about all the religious persecution in East Asia. Sometime later, God audibly called me to mission field in East Asia, promising to take care of all the details. Since then I have faced many hardships but have always known I would one day be headed to East Asia to spread the Gospel. I’m excited for you to join me on this journey as I fulfill this calling on my life. Read more

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