Spectacular highlands and extensive lakes dominate the landscape of Malawi. Warm weather is also in abundance throughout the year. But its friendly people are Malawi's most valuable asset. It's for good reason that the Southeastern African nation is called" The Warm Heart of Africa".

But as one of the world's poorest countries, Malawi faces many challenges. Deep poverty has resulted in limited educational and employment opportunities.

There is a growing hunger among Malawians to learn more about the Good News, and you can be part of the movement of bringing a deeper faith to the nation . This trip offers a unique opportunity to deeply connect with the people of Malawi and make a lasting impact through combined efforts with local churches and believers .

We make your next step easy by giving you an inclusive package. The team at Head Office is ready to help you at every step, including filling out the application form, how to raise the funds, what to pack—even what the weather will be like when you get there. Remember, you won’t be alone, you’ll be joining a team!

We’ll show you exactly what you need to do! We show you, you show them, they show others. It’s that easy. Never shared the gospel before? Worried you won’t know what to do? If you’re an everyday person just like the rest of us, you’re ready to go! The best people for a GO Trip are people who love Jesus, love people, and love the idea of sharing the gospel. As for the rest, you’ll be trained on how to share the gospel with people from other cultures, and learn from the experiences of other believers.

So much more happens on GO Trips than street evangelism. Some trips have kids’ ministry events, others have open air concerts, and sometimes God opens doors we hadn’t even planned on. Like prisons, government buildings, marketplaces, schools, praying with people in hospitals—even beaches! Plus, part of every GO Trip is mobilizing churches to share the gospel and grow the local church.

We work with the local churches.

GO Trips aren’t about outsiders coming in. It’s about working together as the universal church to spread the Gospel and build up the local church, mobilizing them to reach out to their communities. Partnering with local churches connects new believers to a family of faith that will guide and assist them throughout their journey. Pastors will check up on new believers after you've returned home, so they’ll have a solid foundation for their new life with Christ.