Pathways is a life-skills-based learning program for students 18 years or older that have “aged out” of one of GO Project’s partner church communities in Haiti. Pathways was developed as an initiative to assist the most educationally-disadvantaged students in […]
This week we received some pictures from Pastor Altagracias, our partner in the Dominican. The first showed a boy pulling a suitcase.
His name is Carlito. Though we don’t know much of his story, we have been praying for him. […]
When Harriet was born in a rural part of southwestern Uganda almost 35 years ago, she was born at home in the village with two club feet. This unfortunate situation is all too common. Lacking the resources and access […]
At GO, we are convinced that God sends us to serve, not simply because He wants something from us, but more importantly, because He has something FOR us. Such was the case of a recent 19-year-old, Haitian American Vision […]
Istrouma Baptist Church in Louisiana has been partnering with churches in Haiti to help care for kids for several years now. They also send teams, and on their most recent trip to Haiti they celebrated and welcomed a new […]
By Dr. Alison Barfoot, GO Africa’s Executive Director
One of the things I love about GO Project’s vision is the focus on building the capacity of the local church to care for her children. In eastern Africa the Christians are already […]
Marsha Campbell is in Africa leading a team of counseling faculty and graduate students from Mid-America Nazarene University. They are hosting two, multi-day conferences equipping, training, and investing in care givers and orphan ministry leaders at the Father’s Houses […]
At GO Project, we host more than 40 international, vision trips a year. We love GO’ing, seeing, and serving with you. What a privilege to be a small part of what God is doing to care for His kids […]
An update from GO Africa’s Executive Director, Dr. Alison Barfoot:
Rose (right), GO Africa’s Facilitator for Local Church Partnerships, speaks French and Swahili in addition to English and her mother tongue, Rutooro. So, she is GO Africa’s main communicator with […]