GCA was born in 2005 with a bag of rice and beans donated to feed children in Mexico.
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Global Care Alliance has developed into an important international humanitarian organization with operations in Mexico and the African nation of Burundi.
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Travel Journal
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How to Make a Global Impact in Today’s Crisis
You might be at home right now. Stuck…Bored… And just completely caught in disbelief about how the world is...
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Harvest Ministries Update
We have a wonderful partnership with Harvest Ministries Now in the village of Gahararo in Burundi. A special thanks...
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Mission Trips Invite, March 2019
I will be hosting another organizational meeting for my upcoming mission trips to Lebanon (May) and Burundi (June) at...
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Mission Trips Invitation, 2019
I will be leading two mission trips this Summer. The first will be to Lebanon in May, with exact...
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LEBANON CONTINUED
Global Care Alliance has been doing projects in Mexico and Burundi for 12 years, even more if you count...
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LAST WORD ON BURUNDI (FOR NOW)
I am back in Beirut to resume my investigation of the Syrian refugee camps and the feasibility of doing...
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Burundi/Lebanon Update # 5
I have been in Burundi since Sunday afternoon. My taxi picked me up at my hotel in Beirut at...
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Lebanon Update # 4, Pastor Khalid
If you know me you also know that my journey to faith is one that has been filled with...
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Lebanon Update #3, 2019
I am currently in Burundi checking on our projects in Gahararo, particularly our water project in the Batwa village...
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Beirut Update #2
Before I write about the people I’ve met inside and outside the refugee camps, I think it’s worthwhile to...
