Declaring HIS glory to the nations
The assignment for Mission: 2026 – and beyond – is to declare HIS glory to the nations. Where they have not heard of HIS fame or seen HIS glory. To the ends of the earth.
Clinic to rescue the sick
Our goal is to build a clinic in the mountains of Haiti where there is no medical care available. “A clinic would be a means of rescue for the inhabitants of these places,” said Gilbert Lindor, who Climbing For Christ supported through medical school in neigbhoring Dominican Republic.
Rewriting the ending
Like General Douglas MacArthur, who during World War II promised the Filipino people, “I shall return,” Climbing For Christ is GO-ing back to the Philippines. Nineteen missions were carried out from 2008 to 2016. C4C Philippines was our most active chapter. Then it went dormant. An unhappy ending that we hope (and pray) to rewrite.
Land of the rising Son
Is Japan reached or unreached? It may be just semantics, but either way about 98 percent of the country does not follow Jesus Christ. We will GO find out how God wants us to share the love of His Son in this country.
Singing praises for salvation
Another outreach expedition (our fourth) during which guides and porters continue to learn how to deliver the Good News on the mountain. They put teaching into practice and rescue the lost on Africa’s tallest and most popular mountain.
Bringing hope back to Callejón de Conchucos
Climbing For Christ returns to its Peruvian roots – GO-ing back to the to Callejón de Conchucos to reach isolated and forgotten people. This is where C4C conducted its first missions to the Peruvian Andes in 2011 and 2012.
Field of God dreams
Climbing For Christ’s Mulanje Massif Chapter has advanced from an empty field to a harvest with guides and porters saved, marriages and families rescued, and communities coming together under the banner of God. DMD teaching and training continues on and off Mulanje mountain.
Go tell it on the mountain
Climbing For Christ’s 18th expedition to Tanzania, where C4C was birthed in 1998, is scheduled for December. We conducted our first mission to Kilimanjaro in 2007. Thirty Climbing For Christ members have participated in Mission: Kilimanjaro, many more than once. Twenty-three members have gone to the summit at least once.
There’s gold in them thar hills
Climbing For Christ’s 10th expedition to Malawi, where we first went in 2010, is scheduled for December. Our team will continue classroom instruction with guides and porters in the Mulanje Massif Chapter and then conduct a four-day outreach expedition on the mountain.
Higher education
Our first Mission: Haiti since 2013 is tentatively scheduled in late October. Our team will attend Gilbert Lindor’s (delayed) graduation from medical school at Universidad Tecnológica de Santiago (UTESA) in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. We will then conduct a medical mission in the Chaine de la Selle mountains of Haiti, Lord willing, or in Dominican camps for Haitians.