Yes, you need a passport that does not expire within six months of the date of your return.

Safety is our number one concern. The ministries with which we partner know their own culture well and do everything possible to ensure we do not get into difficult situations. It is important that we obey instructions from the ministry staff at all times. U.S. State Department Travel Information and Advisories.

We advise you to contact your doctor or travel clinic for accurate information. Your doctor will often consult the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to determine this information. You might consider asking your physician about the possibility of prescribing a traveler’s diarrhea regimen as a precautionary measure in the unlikely event that you have issues with this malady on the trip.

Most countries use a 220- to 240-volt current for electrical outlets (the U.S. has 110-volt outlets). First, we recommend that you examine your appliances to determine if they can be used with 220-240 volts. If the appliance can safely tolerate the higher voltage, you will require a plug adapter that will allow you to plug into a wall socket. If your appliance cannot handle the alternative power source, you can try a power converter. North America and Central American countries typically have 110-volt, type A prong outlets that do not need an adapter. However, they rarely have three pronged outlets, so if your appliance has three prongs, you will need an adapter. To be safe, you can purchase one adapter that can be used in multiple countries with multiple configurations.

It is best to pack lightly. You can bring one checked bag under 50 pounds and, depending on the airline, sometimes a carry-on bag is allowed in addition to a purse or backpack.

Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Any modest clothing is appropriate to wear (no shorts and low-cut or revealing clothing). Bringing an extra pair of shoes is recommended in case one pair gets muddy or wet. Most people bring a change of clothing for each day. Men tend to wear dress shirts for Sunday worship, and women tend to wear nicer outfits or skirts for worship.

• Pray
• Devotional (centered on mission work)

Yes, you will have at least one meeting. Some trips require additional training as well.

Most teams arrive together and leave together. On the Kenya iReach, India, and Zoe Empowers Tanzania trips, you will need to arrive together but can plan additional travel at the end of the trip. Any alternate travel plans must be communicated to Staci Bradyas soon as possible and definitely prior to the trip preparatory meeting.

For departure and arrival at IAH, we will transport you to and from the airport in the church vans from the Loft Building parking lot.

The church purchases the following for each participant.

• Accident & Sickness Medical Expenses up to $100,000
• Emergency Medical Evacuation, Medical Repatriation & Return of Remains up to $1,000,000
• Trip Cancellation Up to 100% of non-refundable
• Trip Cost Trip Interruption Up to 150% of non-refundable Trip
• Cost Missed Connection up to $1,500
• Travel Delay (Up to $150 Per Day) up to $750
• Accidental Death & Dismemberment up to $50,000
• Baggage and Personal Effects up to $1,500
• Baggage Delay (Up to $150 Per Day) up to $750
• Political, Security & Natural Disaster Evacuation up to $25,000

The cost for this coverage is included in your trip fee. If you feel the need for additional insurance, you are welcome to investigate and purchase that on your own.

Our team will serve in various ways. Primarily, we will assist in a Medical Brigade alongside Honduran Medical Professionals and World Gospel Outreach. No medical experience is necessary although there will be doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners and nurses on the team. RNs may provide medical care, but LVNs, EMTs and other types of healthcare workers are not approved by the Honduran government to provide medical care. If you have a question about whether your license to provide care is accepted by the Honduran government, please contact Staci Brady sbrady@twmc.org. There are plenty of non-medical roles for team members as the team will also assist in children’s programming, pray with those seeking help, and work in the community to install water filters and various other community projects.

We will fly via United Airlines from Bush International Airport to Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua, Honduras. We will be transported via ground transportation to the mission house in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Yes, you will need a passport that does not expire within six months from the date of your return. There is no visa required; however, three days before the trip you will need to complete both the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check and Custom Declaration online. Instructions for completing these documents online will be given closer to the departure date.

Participants must be at least 18 years old by the trip’s departure date to travel with the team without a parent. A 16- or 17-year-old can join the team if a parent is traveling with the team.

• Day One
  • Meet in front of the Loft Building at 6:00 a.m. to take the church vans to airport
  • Arrive in Tegucigalpa
  • Settle in at Mission House
  • Kick-off meeting
• Day Two — Medical Brigade
• Day There — Medical Brigade
• Day Four — Medical Brigade
• Day Five — Arrive in Houston around 4:30 p.m. and back at the church around 6:00 p.m.

• Morning devotional
• Breakfast at the mission house
• Load equipment and medicine
• Arrive at Medical Brigade
• Set up clinic
• Medical clinic, children’s program and prayer station
• Break for lunch (WGO provides sack lunches)
• Medical clinic, children’s program and prayer station
• Pack up clinic and return to the mission house
• Dinner
• Evening debrief and sharing

Team members stay in WGO’s mission house in Tegucigalpa. Each bedroom can accommodate up to 16 people and each is adjoined to a shared bathroom with hot and cold water, showers and toilet facilities. There are three showers in each bedroom/bathroom unit.

At the mission house, kitchen staff will prepare and serve buffet-style meals for breakfast and dinner and prepare lunches for teams to eat at the Serve Team site. Please let us know of any dietary needs when prompted on your trip registration form.

No. A translator will be provided for all events when necessary.

WGO provides scrubs to be worn every day so pack lightly. Comfortable conservative clothes are appropriate while at the mission house. Bring your Bible and a journal.

You will pray with those who come to the clinic in need.

The cost is $1,600 and includes airfare, ground transportation, meals and lodging.

• Attend the team meeting on January 16, 2024, 6:30 p.m. in Otterbein Room
• A passport that doesn’t expire within six months of your return
• Notarized TWMC Medical and Liability Waiver (we have TWMC Missions staff members who are notaries and can provide this service at no cost)
• WGO Liability Waiver
• Sign Code of Conduct
• Complete the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check online three days prior to your trip
• Complete the Customs Declaration Form online three days prior to trip

We partner with World Gospel Outreach and will build a church alongside of Hondurans.

We will fly via United Airlines from Bush International Airport to Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua, Honduras. We will be transported via ground transportation to the mission house in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Yes, you will need a passport that does not expire within six months from the date of your return. There is no visa required; however, three days before the trip you will need to complete both the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check and Custom Declaration online. Instructions for completing these documents online will be given closer to the departure date.

The minimum age requirement is 18 by the date the trip leaves. A 16- or 17-year-old can join if a parent is traveling with the team.

• Day One
  • Meet in front of the Loft Building at 6:00 a.m. to take the church vans to airport
  • Arrive in Tegucigalpa
  • Quick site visit
  • Settle in at the mission house
  • Instructional meeting/cultural training
• Day Two and Three
  • Build the church
• Day Four travel back to Houston, arriving around 4:30 p.m. and back at the church around 6:00 p.m.

• Morning devotional and coffee
• Breakfast at the mission house
• Load supplies onto truck
• Work on the church (sack lunch provided by WGO)
• Dinner
• Time of reflection and sharing

Team members stay in WGO’s mission house in Tegucigalpa. Each bedroom can accommodate up to 16 people and each is adjoined to a shared bathroom with hot and cold water, showers and toilet facilities. There are three showers in each bedroom/bathroom unit.

At the mission house, kitchen staff will prepare and serve buffet-style meals for breakfast and dinner and prepare lunches for teams to eat at the Serve Team site. Please let us know of any dietary needs when prompted on the trip registration form.

No. A translator will be provided for all events when necessary.

Bible, journal, comfortable work clothes, shoes, work gloves, sunscreen and toiletries.

No, you will work alongside the members of the church.

The cost is $1,650 and includes airfare, ground transportation, meals and lodging.

• Attend the team meeting
• A passport that doesn’t expire within six months of the date of your return
• Notarized TWMC Medical and Liability Waiver (we have TWMC Missions staff members who are notaries and can provide this service at no cost)
• WGO Liability Waiver
• Sign Code of Conduct
• Complete the online Honduras Immigration Check (3 days prior to the trip)
• Complete the online Customs Declaration (3 days prior to trip)

We partner with Hope 4 Honduras. The team will assist on building of a home, mentoring students in the bilingual school, packaging and distributing food, daily preparing meals for the students, leading a women’s bible study, helping with the crafts in pre-school age Bible class.

We will fly via United Airlines from Bush International Airport to Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua, Honduras. We will be transported via ground transportation to the mission house in Tegicugalpa.

Yes, you will need a passport that does not expire within six months from the date of your return. There is no visa required; however, three days before the trip you will need to complete both the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check and Custom Declaration online. Instructions for completing these documents online will be given closer to the departure date.

The minimum age is more a measure of maturity and willingness to work which is applicable to all team members. Usually no one under 10, but 12 years old is a good gauge. Under 18 must be accompanied by parent or grandparent. It is a family friendly trip!

All the work ‘stations’ are going on simultaneously so each teammate will have opportunity to do any or all of the ministry items. Mid afternoon we gather back at the mission and spend about an hour playing with the children in the nearby playground.

• 6:30 a.m. — Leave for Mogote
• Morning Activities
  • 8:00 a.m. — Devotional with staff
  • 8:45 – 11:00 a.m. — Help with English Tutoring Program
  • 9:00 a.m. — Team Project (2 – 6 team members Monday – Wednesday)
    • Kitchen helpers (1 – 3 team members daily)
    • Bag food for distribution (all available team members)
  • 9:30 a.m. — Feeding in the streets (2 team members daily)
  • 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. — Desarrollo Infantil (Child Development Class of 4 year olds)
• Noon Lunch
• Afternoon Activities
  • 1:00 p.m. —Team Project (bag food for distribution)
  • 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. — Desarrollo Infantil (Child Development Class of 4 year olds)
  • 3:00 – 3:45 p.m. — Play in the street with the kids!
• 4:00 p.m. — Leave mission site
• 6:00 p.m. — Dinner at the mission house

We will stay in a mission house. Accommodation options that will be assigned:

• Guest Room 1 (2 bunks with full bathroom)
• Guest Room 2 (2 bunks with full bathroom)
• Guest Room 3 (2 bunks with full bathroom)
• Guest Room 4 (1 queen bed and 2 single beds with full bathroom)

Breakfast and dinner are awesome home cooked meals by missionary Ron Jones and served at the mission house. Lunch at mission site cooked by staff with our help.

• Personal PPE for COVID protocols in sufficient quantity for your entire stay (masks)
• 1 personal bag/suitcase (50 lb. limit)
• 1 carry on/backpack
• Passport, tickets, money, credit card, prescription medications
• Bible and journal
• Sunscreen
• Toiletries
• Clothing — Note: No laundry facility available for teams to use
  • Cool, comfortable clothes for during the day — long shorts, capris, khakis, jeans, T-shirts, modest tank tops
  • Nothing too tight or short
  • Enough clothes for the number of days that your team will be there
  • Something to change into after you return from the mission each day
  • Tennis shoes or other closed toe shoes comfortable for walking and working. Flip flops and Chacos (sandals) are fine for around the mission house.
  • Journal

No. A translator will be provided for all events when necessary.

You will pray with the children and those you serve.

The cost is $1,800 and includes airfare, ground transportation, meals and lodging.

• Attend the team meetings
• A passport that doesn’t expire within six months of the date of your return
• NotarizedTWMC Medical and Liability Waiver (we have TWMC Missions staff members who are notaries and can provide this service at no cost)
• Sign Code of Conduct
• Complete the Honduras Immigration Check online three days prior to your trip
• Complete the Customs Declaration Form online three days prior to trip.

We will have a team of 10-15 men and women who will lead the children in games and/or activities. Our team focuses on teenaged girls (and boys when there are enough men) and will assist the CASA staff with building projects and painting when the children are in school. All activities and projects are planned as a group, and we serve together as a group.

We will fly into Guatemala City (2.5 hour flight) and take a bus or van to Casa Aleluya, which is about an hour from the airport.

Yes, you will need a passport that doesn’t expire within six months of the date of your return. There is no visa requirement for Guatemala.

The minimum age requirement is 16 years of age if traveling with a parent and 18 years of age if traveling alone.

• In the mornings, we will complete projects around the facilities and prepare for the afternoon and evening activities.
• We will spend time with the children doing various activities in the afternoon and evenings.
• On Friday, we will travel to La Antiqua Guatemala to enjoy time together and sightseeing.
• On Sunday, we will return home.

• We start each day with personal devotional time.
• We share meals together, usually have free time during the day to rest, read, spend time with kids, etc. The team activities generally happen in the evenings.
• Each day we take time to reflect as a group on the activities and where we saw God at work that day.

We will stay in the “gringo dorm” on the property of Casa Aleluya. It is a bunk-style dorm with a common room/kitchen area and separate bathrooms, showers and bunk rooms for men and women.

We cook our own meals and eat typical American food. Some dietary needs can be accommodated, so make sure to note those when prompted on your trip registration form.

No. A translator will be provided if necessary.

The cost is $1,800 and includes airfare, ground transportation, meals and lodging.

• Attend the team meetings.
• A passport that doesn’t expire within six months of the date of your return.
• Notarized TWMC Medical and Liability Waiver (we have TWMC Missions staff members who are notaries and can provide this service at no cost).
• Sign Code of Conduct

Our team will serve in various ways. Primarily, we will assist in a Medical Brigade alongside Honduran Medical Professionals and World Gospel Outreach. No medical experience is necessary although there will be doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners and nurses on the team. RNs may provide medical care, but LVNs, EMTs and other types of healthcare workers are not approved by the Honduran government to provide medical care. If you have a question about whether your license to provide care is accepted by the Honduran government, please contact Staci Brady (sbrady@twmc.org). There are plenty of non-medical roles for team members as the team will also assist in children’s programming, pray with those seeking help, and work in the community to install water filters and various other community projects.

We will fly via United Airlines from Bush International Airport to Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua, Honduras. We will be transported via ground transportation to the mission house in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Yes, you will need a passport that doesn’t expire within six months from the date of your return. Three days before the trip you will need to complete both the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check and the Custom Declaration Form online.

The minimum age requirement is 18 by the date the trip leaves if traveling alone, 15 if traveling with a parent.

We will fly via United Airlines from Bush International Airport to Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua, Honduras. We will be transported via ground transportation to the mission house in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Yes, you will need a passport that does not expire within six months from the date of your return. There is no visa required; however, three days before the trip you will need to complete both the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check and Custom Declaration Form online. Instructions for completing these documents online will be given closer to the departure date.

Participants must be at least 18 years old by the trip’s departure date to travel with the team without a parent. A 16- or 17-year-old can join the team if a parent is traveling with the team.

• Day One
  • Meet in front of the Loft Building at 6:00 a.m. to take the church vans to airport
  • Arrive in Tegucigalpa
  • Settle in at the mission house
  • Kick-off meeting
• Day Two — Medical Brigade
• Day Three — Medical Brigade
• Day Four — Sightseeing or trip to Ebenezer Ranch
• Day Four — Medical Brigade
• Day Four — Medical Brigade
• Day Six — Arrive in Houston around 4:30 p.m. and back at the church around 6:00 p.m.

• Morning devotional
• Breakfast at the mission house
• Load equipment and medicine
• Arrive at Brigade
• Set up clinic
• Medical clinic, children’s program, and prayer station
• Break for lunch (WGO provides sack lunches)
• Medical clinic, children’s program, and prayer station
• Pack up clinic and return to the mission house
• Dinner
• Evening debrief and sharing

Team members stay in WGO’s mission house in Tegucigalpa. Each bedroom can accommodate up to 16 people and each is adjoined to a shared bathroom with hot and cold water, showers and toilet facilities. There are three showers in each bedroom/bathroom unit.

At the mission house, kitchen staff will prepare and serve buffet-style meals for breakfast and dinner and prepare lunches for teams to eat at the Serve Team site. Please let us know of any dietary needs when prompted on your trip registration form.

No. A translator will be provided for all events when necessary.

WGO provides scrubs to be worn every day so pack lightly. Comfortable conservative clothes are appropriate while at the mission house. Bring your Bible and a journal.

You will pray with those who come to the clinic in need.

The cost is $1,800 and includes airfare, ground transportation, meals and lodging.

• Attend the team meeting
• A passport that doesn’t expire within six months of your return.
• Notarized TWMC Medical and Liability Waiver (we have TWMC Missions staff members who are notaries and can provide this service at no cost)
• WGO Liability Waiver
• Sign Code of Conduct
• Complete the Honduras Immigration Pre-Check online three days prior to your trip
• Complete the Customs Declaration Form online three days prior to trip.