 WGO exists to do three things well.
1. To serve and reach the poor for Christ.
2. To provide care for displaced or abandonded children.
3. To provide opportunities for the North American Church to experience the joy that comes through serving. Click on the button below to see how you can help.
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| MEDICAL-EVANGELISM BRIGADES
North Americans can easily take for granted the easy access to medication and the medical care that we enjoy. Medical professionals—physicians, dentists, eye doctors, chiropractors, nurses, physician assistants and other trained medical personnel—join with others from their church or community to travel to Honduras in dedicated teams, providing desperately needed services for those in the poorest areas of the capital city and surrounding countryside. More...
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| RANCH TEAMS
Meaningful service opportunities are also available for individuals or teams of up to 14 persons, skilled in carpentry or other building-related trades, who wish to make a significant difference by using their gifts to continue the ongoing construction and evangelism efforts at Rancho Ebenezer, outside of Tegucigalpa. More... |
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| NEIGHBORHOOD MEDICAL-EVANGELISM TEAMS
Along with our regular Medical Evangelism brigades, WGO also hosts and manages small team (6-10 persons) medical and evangelism brigades in neighborhoods of Tegucigalpa. These small teams, which can also be a small group from an established large medical team, will do community health care in houses and the local government clinics, orphanages and some public hospitals. This brigade will be tailored to fit the composition of each group, their skill level and areas of work. .. .More |
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| MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND PROFESSIONAL TEAMS
WGO will host and lead university degree classes who wish to study certain health care system aspects in Honduras. Groups of 10 or less, accompanied by a professor, will perform house visits with community health care workers, government and private orphanages, and public hospitals. Groups will also have the opportunity of visiting not-for-profit mission organizations that support public health care in Honduras. The level of medical care given to the Honduran people will depend on the level of education and training held by the participant. This outreach can also accommodate other medical disciplines in the university field, sociology, psychology, etc. ..More |
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