The Journey to Cuba
We are all made in God’s image, and when an image bearer shows up, his people are encouraged.
True to our name, on a mission trip, we come alongside leaders of the Church in Cuba. We encourage church and ministry leaders by letting them know they are not alone in fulfilling God’s calling. We do this by showing up, especially when they live in rural areas where months or even years can go by before anyone focuses time and resources on the work God has called them to do. Imagine feeling this isolated. Then, someone comes to pray with you, share a meal, worship, learn about your ministry, and deliver much-needed supplies for your family and work. You can see why friendships are quickly forged as we travel the countryside of Cuba on a journey God laid out for us.
What most people find surprising when they join a mission trip is how God steps in and shows up in ways they’d never dreamed of. For example, a pastor praying and asking God for a flashlight because there’s work to do before sunrise. Then, twelve hours later, a flashlight is provided. Or what if your community needed a blood pressure cuff, and as the church prayed, a week later, one was delivered, which was nearly identical to the picture you were praying over? What would you do if your child couldn’t see well? You’d pray. Envision watching a mother’s face as her child puts glasses on for the first time and can better see the world around her. By the end of a trip, we find that God used our trip to answer prayers right before our eyes. He also uses our trip and those we meet to speak into our lives with clarity and purpose. So, if you think a mission trip is only about those we visit, you’re in for a big surprise when God focuses Himself on you as we drive that same countryside.
Join us on a mission trip and discover how God works in the lives of those who follow Jesus Christ and those being called to follow Him. Experience the deep spiritual commitment of the Christians in Cuba. Meet local pastors and develop a personal relationship with them through prayer and fellowship. You’ll be inspired by the churches you visit and the people you meet and encouraged through worship services and the faith and resilience of the Cubans. They may be materially poor compared to many, but it is unmistakable that they are rich in the hope that Jesus provides.
Then I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” Then I said, “Here I am. Send me!” – Isaiah 6:8
Upcoming
Mission Trips
Early 2025
Spring 2025
“I witnessed God's presence in the people and culture. Cubans love their country and are indescribably resourceful, generous, grateful and humble - sharing much from their limited means. A window is open, and God is moving, changing the hearts and eternal destinies of His children, both young and old.”
– Michael N.
