World Missions Outreach wants to show you that your time, effort & partnership actually create change through our Graduation Class 2019

Some of our favorite memories are made in our classrooms with World Missions Outreach students. Mentoring, learning, growing, and laughing does not require you to have a fancy space, the latest technology, or current trends. Your environment doesn’t have to be aesthetically perfect to make the most of every opportunity. Self-sustainable education is a fundamental part of our students education here in #Nicaragua. Our 7th graders turned old cans and recycled materials into reu

World Missions Outreach we want to show you that your time, effort & donations are actually creating change for a better today, tomorrow & future. We measure our success by the success of our students that have gone through our program! Together, we are giving students a chance at a different future. This isn't just a one time hand out that you will never know its effect. This is a way that we can truly measure the success of combating childhood hunger & end the generational

With the on going crisis and civil unrest in Nicaragua, World Missions Outreach is still continuing its daily operations and school classes. Due to violence in some area's we have had to limit some of our outreach to certain locations to ensure the safety of our staff and our community leaders. For the safety of our mission teams, World Missions Outreach has ben forced to postpone all mission trips until the civil unrest has reached a resolution. Mission teams are what keep W

Miss Earth United States National Queens and State Title holders spent a week serving in Nicaragua serving earth and it's inhabitants in many different capacities. What better way to start off the day other than giving back and cleaning up our coastal shore line at at Gran Pacifica & Asuchillo. All the plastic and trash that is washed out to sea is damaging our ecosystem and killing our marine life. It’s our social duty to help preserve our earth and only leave our foot print

The Miss Earth United States Organization has partnered with World Missions Outreach as their national charity. Nine of the State & National titles holders are spending the week in Nicaragua to teach self-sustainability education & help assist in serving at several of our 70 feeding programs. World Missions Outreach has 70 feeding programs located across Nicaragua. We provide 15,000 meals a day & 5.4 millions meals a day! Corrin, Miss Earth US, with one of the little girls at

Miss Earth United States, Elite Miss Earth United States & state delegates have partnered with World Missions Outreach in Nicaragua. The Earth Warrior Team is serving as global ambassadors to teach self-sustainable education by using recycled materials. Each WMO student learned how to plant their own vegetables & fruits; thus ensuring, no child has to go to bed hungry! Corrin, Miss Earth United States & Jade, Miss Mississippi Earth, helping our WMO 7th Graders plant their see

K104.7 received many submissions from talented boys and girls who have served their communities for the “Kids Who Rock!” contest. Only 20 Kids were selected as winners to receive this prestigious awarded honer. The "Kids Who Rock" World Changers Award. Our very own Cadence Catalano was selected as one of the well deserved recipients for the "Kids Who Rock" award! She is being honored with this award for her dedication & volunteer work with World Missions Outreach & Feeding th

World Missions Outreach is honored to be celebrating our 16th year in Nicaragua. We are breaking strides to end the generational cycle of poverty through education and nutrition. Through our three schools and 70 feeding program across Nicaragua, we provide 5.4 million meals a year and 15,000 meals to children every day. We measure our success by the success of our students that have gone through our program! We provide not just a hand out, but a hand up - physically, mentally

Meet Oscar He is a fine young man who is married and has a young daughter. They live in La Chureca - A landfilled dump that people live in the middle of. It's inhabitants shift through the trash to find anything to use, eat or recycle. This is the only way they know how to survive. National Geographic has labeled La Chureca as one of the seven most horrendous places in the world. Despite the limitations that he faces on a daily basis, he has been teaching himself english with

My father is a Pastor, his father was before and my father's father before him. I can tell you a Pastor's love for his people is one of the most beautiful things that can be witnessed. A Pastor lives a life of service, dedication and sacrifice. The man in this photo ministers everyday at his church which is located in the middle of a massive landfill in Nicaragua. His community is considered as one of the "Seven Horrors of the World." His people survive by sorting through rot

Canada Christian College & UNCW Mission Teams spent a week mentoring, serving & giving away Christmas gifts at some of World Missions Outreach's Feeding Programs in Nicaragua World Missions Outreach has over 70 Feeding Programs and provides 15,000 Children with a hot meal every day. Canada Christian College's Team visited 6 of WMOs Feeding Programs and handed out over a thousand meals and Christmas gifts. For more information on planning a mission trip CLICK HERE Here are som

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

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

Many women become so consumed with whats popular or trendy, that they don't even know who they are anymore. It's not all our fault. The pressures we put on ourselves as women today, have failed us as a whole. For the first time in history, we are a generation that can do anything! Literally anything! We so often become consumed or obsessed with a certain coveted position in society; that we forget our own identity in the process. Real talks, it's time to turn off the nonse

Do you remember Cristina? I first met this sweet little girl at a World Missions Outreach Feeding program she was wrapped around her mothers side, sobbing quietly. All the other children were playing & singing, but not Cristina. As each team member took turns speaking to the children, I couldn't take my eyes off of this little girl who's spirit seemed to be completely broken. I was compelled to know her story! I was so caught up in sensing her pain that I missed my cue when t

We want to give a big shout out to Jill & Brooke for making the decision to change Ashley Nadia's, one of our WMO students, life forever! On their recent trip with English Lutheran Church - La Crosse, WI mission team, their family made a connection with Ashley Nadia! This connection didn't just end with a day full of fun; it sparked something within Jill and Brooke to do something more! By sponsoring Ashley Nadia, their family is giving her a better quality of life through ph

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

We want to give a big shout out to Shawn Dutchin & Kelsey for making the decision to change Stacey, one of our WMO students, life forever! On their recent trip with English Lutheran Church - La Crosse, WI mission team, the Durchin family made a connection with Stacey! Kelsey and Stacey played games and twirled to they couldn't stand up anymore! This connection didn't just end with a day full of fun; it sparked something within Kelsey & Shawn to do something more! By sponsorin