Showing posts with label Peruvian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peruvian. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Volunteer Abroad In Peru - Christian Overseas Volunteers Wanted!

Overseas In Peru!
Popular Christian Projects Available:
  • Community Outreach Projects
  • Family & Group
  • Medical Missions
  • Photography
  • Short Term & Corporate
  • Evangelism
  • Ministry
  • Teaching & Education
There is little more rewarding and life-changing than Christian volunteering in Peru. Coming alongside and working together with local communities, schools and churches, our volunteer projects in Peru offer various incredible opportunities for ministry involvement.

Our Peruvian Volunteer Projects work with existing, church-based initiatives, ensuring that all ministry and community involvement is ongoing and sustainable. YQI Volunteer Projects are suited to individuals or groups wishing to volunteer on a slightly longer basis (2 – 12 weeks or longer). We offer a ‘hand-up’, not a ‘hand-out’ approach to serving the needs of surrounding communities, to ensure that our programs develop maturity and freedom, not dependency. All volunteers are ‘guided’ through the volunteer experience by committed, on-the-ground with our ministry partner staff.


Piura Peru School and Ministry, Teaching and Community Volunteer Project

Imagine spending your time serving the people of Peru, sharing the love of Christ, teaching in a local Christian School, bringing hope to the local Peruvian children and adults alike, and transforming your life forever. You will be given a greater confidence in making Him known and begins friendships that will last a lifetime...
How long: 2 - 12 weeks or longer upon approval
Where: Piura, Peru
Details


Piura Peru Medical Missions Volunteer Project

Ministry: Medical Missions (team limited to 14)
We will minister in and around the city of Piura.  Doctors & nurses needed for general medicine for adults and children, pre-natal care for women.
How long: 2 Weeks (April 11th through 25th 2012 or dates open for other years)
Where: Piura, Peru
Details


Piura Peru Ministry, Teaching, Evangelism and Community Outreach Project

Ministry: OPEN (team limited of 14)
Imagine spending your time serving the people of Peru, sharing the love of Christ, teaching evangelism, community outreach and bringing hope to the local Peruvian children and adults alike...
How long: 1 - 2 weeks (May 9th through 23rd 2012 or dates open for other years)
Where: Piura, Peru
Details

Piura Peru Construction Team Project

Ministry: Construction team (team limited of 14)
Helping with current projects at Betesda Church;
laying brick, tying steel, electrical work and local ministry opportunities.
How long: 2 weeks (June 13th through 27th 2012  or dates open for other years)
Where: Piura, Peru
Details

Piura Peru Community Outreach Project

Ministry: Community Outreach (team limited to 14)
Helping around the community and beyond - projects to reach out to families around Betesda Church.  Great opportunity to put your talents to work.
How long: 1 - 2 weeks (Sept 20th - Oct 4th 2012  or dates open for other years)
Where: Piura, Peru
Details

Monday, July 18, 2011

Peru Short Term Missions Trips For You or Your Group in 2012


Come with us to Peru, South America in 2012.  Peru ranks amongst the world's amazing centers of historic civilization. Their continues fascinate travelers and archaeologists alike. Peru can be found in the west central section of South America and is particularly a nation of geographical and cultural contrast. Peru is the 19th largest nation on the planet and is bordered north by Ecuador, to the south by Chile and Bolivia, towards the east by Columbia and Brazil and also to the west with the Pacific Ocean. Peru is a unique country as a result of the climatic, natural and cultural difference of its regions, which consist of coast, sierra and jungle.

Peru is populated by over 23 million people, largely descendents of Spanish settlers as well as native Inca and pre-Inca civilizations. Currently there are three national languages: Spanish, and the native Quechua and Aymara, reflecting the native Indian and Spanish origins which cultivate modern Peruvian society.

Your main project purpose is to be a blessing and bringing hope through your work on any of the four possible missions trips to Peru, evangelism, ministry and rallies among the local people and youth of the community.  Throughout your stay in any one of these four trips you will have the opportunity to be a blessing to many by the work project you will be completing, as well as, to many children that you will come in contact with at our hosts training schools and churches in Peru. You may also have the privilege of evangelizing in the nearby villages, bringing hope to the lost as well as being an encouragement for many others.  There will be countless opportunities for ministry and spiritual mentoring in your leisure times and social activities.

These teams will also have the privilege of evangelizing in the near by villages, as well as being an encouragement for the people of Peru. Not only spiritually but socially, physically, recreationally and while in their leisure time.

For more information or to sign up for one of these for possible teams or to another location please contact us at: www.youthquests.com/contact

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Piura and Cuidad Noe, Peru Medical Mission Trip

This is your chance to make a difference in the lives of the Peruvian people!

Peru ranks amongst the world's amazing centers of historic civilization. They continue to fascinate travelers and archaeologists alike. Peru can be found in the west central section of South America and is particularly a nation of geographical and cultural contrast. Peru is the 19th largest nation on the planet and is bordered north by Ecuador, to the south by Chile and Bolivia, towards the east by Columbia and Brazil and also to the west with the Pacific Ocean. Peru is a unique country as a result of the climatic, natural and cultural difference of its regions, which consist of coast, sierra and jungle.

Peru is populated by over 23 million people, largely descendents of Spanish settlers as well as native Inca and pre-Inca civilizations. Currently there are three national languages: Spanish, and the native Quechua and Aymara, reflecting the native Indian and Spanish origins which cultivate modern Peruvian society.

The main purposes of this mission trip is medical missions and work on a local construction project. You will have many chances to evangelize among the local people and youth of the community.  Throughout your stay in Piura you will have the opportunity to be a blessing to many by the work project you will be completing or the medical missions outreach in Cuidad Noe (City of Noah). You will come in contact with many children at our hosts training school and church. You may also have the privilege of evangelizing in the nearby villages, bringing hope to the lost as well as being an encouragement for many others.  There will be countless opportunities for ministry and spiritual mentoring in your leisure times and social activities.

Go here for more information on this Peru Medical Missions Trip that is starting on Jan. 3rd of 2011 or to find out more about planning a Group Mission Trips go to Youth Quests International


Thursday, August 12, 2010

7 Day Mission Trip To Piura, Peru With Youth Quests

Working on a Peruvian family's home

Mission Trip To Peru
Peru ranks amongst the world's amazing centers of historic civilization. They continue to fascinate travelers and archaeologists alike. Peru can be found in the west central section of South America and is particularly a nation of geographical and cultural contrast. Peru is the 19th largest nation on the planet and is bordered north by Ecuador, to the south by Chile and Bolivia, towards the east by Columbia and Brazil and also to the west with the Pacific Ocean. Peru is a unique country as a result of the climatic, natural and cultural difference of its regions, which consist of coast, sierra and jungle.


Peru is populated by over 23 million people, largely descendents of Spanish settlers as well as native Inca and pre-Inca civilizations. Currently there are three national languages: Spanish, and the native Quechua and Aymara, reflecting the native Indian and Spanish origins which cultivate modern Peruvian society.


Your main project purpose is work, evangelism, ministry and rallies among the local people and youth of the community.  Throughout your stay in Piura you will have the opportunity to be a blessing to many by the work project you will be completing, as well as, to many children that you will come in contact with at our hosts training school and church in Piura, Peru. You may also have the privilege of evangelizing in the nearby villages, bringing hope to the lost as well as being an encouragement for many others.  There will be countless opportunities for ministry and spiritual mentoring in your leisure times and social activities.


There is more information on the 2011 Piura Missions Trip Page or Register Now

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Youth Quests Peru 2010 Missions Trip

After a welcoming time, and service we were ready to get to work.  During our evangelistic missions trip to Piura, Peru we had the privilege to build three additional rooms on a church member’s home.  Now they have about five rooms instead of one for a family of seven.  They were so thankful for the extra room and the love that was shown.


We had the privilege to minister in two private schools and outdoor evangelism during our time in Piura.


Check out the article on the next Peru Mission Trips


For more information on missions trips go to www.youthquests.com