

Integrity Worldwide Mission Teams are sharing the gospel through work in health care, water engineering, education, ministry, counseling, nutrition, and through sharing the love of Jesus Christ with Ugandan and Kenyan families.
Every mission trip is an intense experience where you live side by side with Ugandan and Kenyan families. You will gain experience in evangelism, living a simple lifestyle, praying for people, seeing miracles, providing health care, and especially seeing change in your own life. Most team members come back from the trips saying they went to help the people of Africa, but came back with themselves being changed the most!
*Still in the planning stages. For trip applications, check here for updates.
A 14-member team will travel to Meto, Kenya to minister to the Maasai. One of the main objectives will be to see patients at our free medical clinics. On past mission trips our doctors and nurses saw 800-1000 people a day. Our ministry team will pray for each patient after their treatment and we are expectant that God will do some great miracles healing the sick!
Further, we are planning on helping the people of Meto build a library adjacent to their existing primary school. We are also praying about the possibility of assisting in building additional classrooms for a secondary school.
One of the most urgent needs in the Meto area for the Maasai is to have access to clean water. Our goal is to raise $50,000 over the next couple of months so that we can start digging wells during our trip. Digging one well supplies 6,000 people, animals, and crops with life sustaining water. The need for water is so unbelievably great that it is imperative that we start digging wells as soon as possible. The contacts to well digging companies in Kenya are being established. The only thing that is missing is the money to accomplish the project! So, we are asking you to help us raise enough money for digging wells!!
Besides that, one of our team members, a certified English teacher, will offer English classes for the Maasai. The main language in Meto is Maa, so a lot of the Maasai do not speak any or just a little English. They asked us to teach them and we are more than excited to give them the opportunity of learning English!
**Trip full.
Billy and Kristen with kids
A worship service in Meto, Kenya