Our Mission

To show God's love to the local farmers in poor rural areas where the Maya people of Guatemala live through a comprehensive mission ministry that includes the gospel, discipleship training, medical/healthcare, education, and overall community development ministry based on biblical principles, while training the general raising skills of farm animals (dairy cows, dairy goats, chickens, etc.) and providing free farm animals to the trained people so that they can own them, thereby increasing their economic ability to be self-sufficient with their own products such as milk and meat, and further establishing self-supporting churches to spread the word of God not only to their own village but also to the people living in nearby villages.

Welfare

Athletics

Health

Economy

Education

GOSPEL

Medical

GMNET's Core Values

Missionary Calling

We dedicate ourselves to ministry with the calling and sense of mission given by God.

Excellence

We carry out practical and sustainable ministry based on the gifts, talents, and professional expertise given by God.

Team Cooperation Ministry

This is a ministry of cooperation among co-workers with various backgrounds and expertise. In an interdependent relationship, each co-worker performs his or her role independently as an organically connected member of the body of Christ, while supporting and cooperating with each other for the sake of the whole body. (1 Corinthians 12:12)

Holistic Transformation

This is an integrated mission that brings about spiritual transformation through the gospel, improves physical health, and helps the social and economic stability of the community. Holistic Ministry encompasses spiritual, physical, and social needs, and pursues the holistic restoration of people and communities.

Partnership and Collaboration

We work together with local churches, local universities, and other international organizations to achieve common goals.

Sustainability and Expansion of Ministry

The Apostle Paul’s missionary group was not a temporary activity, but a continuous and expandable ministry.

Yoke Fellow

“Yoke Fellow” is a word Paul calls in Philippians 4:3. The “yoke” comes from the metaphor of two oxen carrying a yoke together and working, and it means a partnership that shares each other’s beliefs and values and works together for cooperation, solidarity, and common goals.