World Missions Outreach believes that the main way to end the generational cycle of poverty is through education. This week kicks off WMO's 2018 school year. Our World Missions Primary, Middle and High Schools have started back for 2018. Our students, parents, teachers & staff are excited to start the new year. Our students have a lot to look forward to with a full year planned with educational and fun events. Each school day starts off with chapel. The students then head to

December 10th, 2016 World Missions Outreach held it's 6th Graduating Class Ceremony for Seniors. The School has been open for 12 years. We originally stopped at 6th Grade. Each year we kept adding a grade on, so that our students could have the opportunity to complete their education. How can we measure our success? By the success of our students that have gone through our program! We have students who never imagined graduating high school that have went onto college and now

This is a photo of our very first high school graduating class at WMO. Since then, we have asked ourselves "How do you know measure the success of our missions work" It's simple really. Through our students! We are so proud of our WMO students. We are honored to be able to give them an opportunity to change their future through education. These students, never imagined being able to graduate high school. They not only have graduated high school, but have gone on to get full c

iFeed is a one-day event where over 50,000 dried meals are packed and boxed to send to World Missions Outreach in Nicaragua. This past Saturday, our Wisconsin team from La Crosse packed 61,000 bags of food and collected hundreds and hundreds of cans for local food pantries. Olivia Severson was inspired by the Church's trip to Nicaragua and WMO. She worked with the local rotary clubs and the Interact (high school rotary) clubs at other schools to do a food bag packing event. T

Our WMO student & staff Celebrating 195 years of our Independence of Nicaragua in Los Cedros Our Students represented World Missions Outreach & participated in a community celebration full of fun & dancing! We are very proud of our students hard work and dedication to step up and become leaders within their community. World Missions Outreach provides the opportunity for students to thrive and develop into world changers! Our Students were able to showcase their talents in fro

This is Elizabeth. She is in the 2nd grade at our WMO school in Nicaragua. I sponsor Elizabeth so she can receive an education, clean water, daily meals, medical supplies, shoes, clothes and more. This scholarship, per say, is a way to create a culture of self-sustainability. See, we love to give and provide assistance when it's needed, but we also want to change the way people look at giving. By giving these students a chance to learn and receive an education of core fundame

The La Crosse, WI mission team spent each morning attending World Missions School's student led chapel service. Every morning before class, the WMO students attend chapel. What better way to start off the morning. The students take a lot of pride in putting together each mornings chapel time. The students coordinate everything from the worship band, to singing and preparing the Bible lessons. Each grade prepared their own songs to sing in Spanish & English to share with the t

Vertical Life Church & All For His Glory Help World Missions Outreach's Students Leave a Mark & Build a Legacy. The team helped each student paint their hands and leave their mark on the wall. The hand prints started to fill up the wall as leafs! At the end, our students created a beautiful tree so that they can always be a part of our school and the World Missions Outreach family. Simply Beautiful. This week our students are adding on the final touches! We will share the fi

Day 1 of Chapel Vertical Life Church's Youth Pastor David, gave a message to WMO Students at chapel each morning. David described his experience at chapel with us, "Over the course of four days, through the aid of the Holy Spirit, I demonstrated to the students the whole gospel from total depravity to sanctification. This was in hopes that those who were not a Christian would be given a new heart by God, and those that were already Christians would have a better understanding

World Missions Outreach teaches all of our students how to garden in our Agriculture class. Along with providing the core fundamental education classes, we want to provide our students to have the opportunity to learn trade skills that they can use forever. We recognize how important it is to equip students with the tools of self-sustainability; therefore they will always be able to provide food for themselves and their families. Hands-on education and practical life lessons