This project involves repairing and reinforcing damaged or deteriorating walls in key ministry facilities. The goal is to ensure safety, preserve structural integrity, and improve the appearance of the space. We are looking for a team skilled in masonry, construction, or general repairs to complete this project during the 2026 ministry year.

Cost: TBD

Replace 72 damaged, termite-infested bunk beds at the SEPE Campus with new metal frames designed for durability and flexibility. The beds should be easily disassembled and convertible into two twin beds if needed. We plan to complete this project with five teams, each responsible for building and installing approximately 14 to 15 bunk beds.

Cost: TBD

This church’s mission team is coming to serve the local community through a dental brigade, a women’s conference, and a youth conference. They will provide basic dental care and hygiene education, encourage and equip women through biblical teaching and fellowship, and engage youth with worship, discipleship, and gospel-centered activities—all to share the love of Christ in both word and deed.

Cost: TBD

This mission team will begin the first phase of church construction while also focusing on evangelism through a women’s conference for non-believers, house-to-house outreach, and activities for children and teens.

Cost: TBD

The clinic is seeking to host a total of six medical teams this year. While all specialties are welcome, we are particularly focused on teams that can offer services in the following areas:

• Odontología (Dentistry)
• Pediatría (Pediatrics)
• Ginecología (Gynecology)
• Medicina Interna (Internal Medicine)
• Oftalmología (Ophthalmology)

Our goal is to prioritize these specialties based on the current needs of the community we serve.

The clinic is also seeking three construction teams to assist in completing specific infrastructure projects that are essential to enhancing medical services and community outreach. These teams will play a vital role in advancing the following construction initiatives:

• Painting 2nd and 3rd floors — $1,500.00
• Ceiling ducts — $700.00
• Cement slab on 1st floor — $1,200.00
• Door frames on 1st floor — $600.00
• Power transformer — $5,000.00
• Moisture treatment on 1st floor — $2,000.00
• Waiting room refurbishment — $600.00
• Fans — $400.00

Each team will contribute to key phases of the work, helping ensure that the facilities are safe, functional, and ready to serve patients more effectively.

This mission trip will involve a variety of impactful ministry opportunities:

• Dental Medical Brigade – Offering compassionate dental care to underserved communities, addressing urgent needs while sharing the love of Christ through service.
• Sunday School Teacher Training – Equipping local church leaders and volunteers with practical tools and biblical foundations to strengthen children’s ministries and disciple the next generation.
• Women’s Conference – Encouraging and uplifting women through Bible teaching, worship, and fellowship, focusing on their unique role in the church and community.
• Door-to-Door Evangelism & Worship Service – Sharing the Gospel one home at a time, building relationships with the local community, and culminating in a special worship service at the church to celebrate and invite new friends into fellowship.

Cost: TBD during planning

The goal is to begin construction on a Sunday school classroom for local children and to expand evangelism efforts in the nearby community of Quema Sombrero, building on existing relationships to share the Gospel.

• Begin Construction – Launch the first phase of building a Sunday school classroom to provide a dedicated space for teaching and discipling the children of the mission.
• Community Evangelism – Continue outreach in Quema Sombrero, a nearby community just seven minutes from El Naranjo, where relationships are already forming and doors are opening to share the Gospel.

Cost: Estimated $7,200.00

Repair classrooms used for Sunday school—needs include laying the floor, plastering the walls, and enlarging windows.

The ideal time frame would be in January of 2026 to work on this project.

Cost: $6,700.00

Host a general medical brigade to provide basic healthcare to the wider community, while also using the opportunity to share the Gospel and pray with those receiving care.

Ideal time: March 2026

Cost: TBD during planning

Help lead a local youth camp aimed at building up Christian youth and sharing the Gospel with non-believers during school vacation.

Ideal Dates: July 10–12 (School is out on these dates.)

Cost: $1,700.00

This team will focus on sharing the Gospel in creative and engaging ways across different settings. They will serve alongside local churches to:

• Share the Gospel in schools and high schools through dramas, music, games, and testimonies to reach children and youth.
• Engage in street evangelism by connecting with people in parks, markets, and neighborhoods through tracts, prayer, and personal conversations.

This team will be a powerful tool to reach the community with the love and truth of Christ.

Cost: $1,000.00

This team will combine practical service with Gospel proclamation to meet both physical and spiritual needs. In partnership with local churches, the team will:

• Construct or improve bathroom facilities for churches, schools, or community centers, meeting critical sanitation needs.
• Share the Gospel through personal evangelism, engaging with individuals and families in the surrounding community.
• Support evangelistic church services by sharing testimonies, leading worship, helping with children’s ministry, or preaching (as appropriate).

This team will demonstrate Christ’s love both in word and deed, serving with their hands while sharing the hope of the Gospel.

Cost: $5,000.00

This team will focus on restoring and improving church or ministry facilities to better serve their communities. Working alongside local believers, the team will:

• Paint the entire building, giving it a clean and welcoming appearance for worship and ministry.
• Seal the roof to protect the structure from water damage and extend its lifespan.
• Repair plumbing and fix broken pipes, helping ensure reliable water access and sanitation.

Through hands-on service, this team will be a blessing to the church and a visible expression of Christ’s care and provision.

Cost: $7,000.00

This team will bring both physical care and spiritual encouragement to underserved communities. In partnership with local churches, the team will:

• Provide medical and dental care through a mobile brigade, offering basic health services, checkups, treatments, and dental care to those in need.
• Share the Gospel with every patient, offering prayer, hope, and personal connection while they receive care.
• Support local evangelism efforts by inviting people to follow-up church events and connecting them with local believers.

This team will be a powerful witness of Christ’s compassion, meeting physical needs while pointing people to eternal healing in Jesus.

Cost: TBD in Planning Stage

This team will combine hands-on construction work with vibrant ministry to children and youth. Serving alongside the local church, the team will:

• Install ceramic tile in the church sanctuary and school rooms.
• Lead a Vacation Bible School (VBS) with Bible lessons, crafts, songs, and games to share the love of Christ with children.
• Organize a youth conference to encourage and equip teens through worship, teaching, small groups, and evangelism.

This team will leave both a physical and spiritual impact—building lasting spaces and investing in the next generation for Christ.

Cost: $5,000.00

We plan to host 2 to 3 VBS events throughout the year, each reaching 60–90 children with the Gospel through Bible stories, songs, crafts, games, and personal connection.

• Timing: One VBS will take place in the spring, with the remaining one or two spread out in the summer or fall, depending on team availability.

Each VBS will provide a vibrant, Gospel-centered environment for kids to hear about Jesus, experience His love, and build connections with the local church.

We plan to host a youth camp or retreat for approximately 45–50 teenagers, offering a focused time of discipleship, worship, teaching, and fellowship.

• Timing: The event can take place any time of the year, based on team and church availability.
• Location: The retreat would be held at MEDA, which has successfully hosted this event in previous years.

This retreat will help young people grow in their faith, build Christ-centered friendships, and be challenged to live boldly for Jesus in their daily lives.

We are planning a one-day Men’s Conference for around 60 men, focused on Biblical teaching, encouragement, and fellowship.

• Timing: Held on a Saturday to maximize participation.
• Format: The day will include breakfast and lunch, times of worship, teaching sessions, and small group discussions.

This event aims to strengthen men in their walk with Christ, challenge them to lead with integrity, and equip them to serve in their homes, churches, and communities.

This retreat is designed for 15–20 young adults to grow in faith, build community, and reflect on their calling as followers of Christ.

• Format: A 1–2 night retreat, potentially held out of town to provide a focused and refreshing environment away from daily distractions.
• Content: Includes teaching, worship, small group discussions, and recreational time to foster deeper relationships with God and one another.

We plan to host a Couples’ Banquet for around 25 couples, offering a special evening of encouragement, fellowship, and Gospel-centered teaching on marriage.

• Format: The event includes a formal meal, engaging speakers, and time for couples to connect and reflect on their relationship in light of Scripture.
• Location: Typically held at MEDA, providing a welcoming and comfortable setting.

We are planning a special event for 45 women to come together for spiritual encouragement, fellowship, and creativity.

• Format Options:
  • A craft time focused on creativity, conversation, and building community
  • A half-day conference with worship, teaching, small groups, and prayer
• Location: The event will take place at Betania, offering a familiar and inviting space for women from the local church and the surrounding community.

This event is designed to refresh and equip women in their faith and provide opportunities to build strong, Christ-centered relationships.

We are organizing a Family Conference for approximately 150 people, focused on strengthening families through Gospel-centered teaching, worship, and fellowship.

• Duration: A 2-night event, allowing time for meaningful connection, learning, and rest.
• Location: Hosted at Betania, which provides the space and facilities to accommodate large families comfortably.

This conference will include sessions for all ages—parents, children, and teens—with practical teaching, engaging activities, and opportunities for families to grow together in Christ.

We are planning a full-day retreat for 120 people, designed to encourage and strengthen families through a mix of spiritual teaching and fun, relational activities.

• Format: The day will include Biblical teaching sessions, a possible cook-out lunch, and a variety of outdoor games and activities for all ages.
• Focus: Creating space for families to spend quality time together, grow in their faith, and build community with other believers.

This retreat offers a refreshing break from daily routines while pointing families toward Christ as the center of their home.

We will be organizing evangelism and visitation efforts in the community of Las Colinas, working alongside the local church to share the hope of the Gospel.

• Activities: Visiting homes, praying with families, sharing the Gospel through personal conversations, and inviting people to church events.
• Focus: Building relationships, meeting spiritual needs, and encouraging community members to connect with the local body of believers.

This outreach is a practical way to demonstrate Christ’s love and bring the Good News directly to the people of Las Colinas.

We plan to visit local schools near our church and church plants to engage students with the message of the Gospel in a fun and age-appropriate way.

• Activities: Skits, music, testimonies, games, and short Gospel presentations—designed to capture attention and clearly share the love of Christ.
• Partnership: Coordinated with local school staff and church leaders to ensure effective follow-up and connection with nearby churches.

These visits are a powerful opportunity to plant seeds of faith in the next generation and strengthen the church’s presence in the community.

We are planning a special outreach event at UTH (Universidad Tecnológica de Honduras) for approximately 45 college students, combining fellowship, fun, and the Gospel.

• Activities: A clear Gospel presentation, followed by fútbolito (small-sided soccer games) and time to build relationships through conversation and connection.
• Focus: Reaching university students in a relaxed and engaging setting, while encouraging them to explore a relationship with Christ and connect with a local church.

This event aims to meet students where they are—through sports and friendship—while pointing them toward the hope of the Gospel.

• Construction of the front gate
• A gate to provide access to the new property for parking
• Air conditioning installation for the church
• Improvements to the water system
• Repairs to the downstairs hall
• Repair of the steps leading to the parking lot — $3,300
• Reinforcement of the wall next to the playground — $2,200
• Remodel the kitchen (including shelves, lighting, cabinets) — $2,700
• Repair the rainwater gutters
• Replace the windows in the main church building — $2,600
• Shelves for the church storage room and boxes for storing tools