Baranquilla, Baranoa, Colombia
General Information
Location: Small town in northern Colombia, located 30 minutes from Baranquilla.
Population: Approximately 1.2 million people
Climate: Tropical weather with year-round warmth (80–90°F / 27–32°C)
Dry season: December–April; Rainy season: May–November
Altitude: 328 feet above sea level.
Community & Economy
Agriculture: Many locals work in farming, growing crops like cassava, plantains, corn, and tropical fruits. Cattle ranching and poultry farming are also common sources of income.
Livelihoods: The people of Baranoa primarily rely on agriculture, livestock farming, and small businesses for their livelihood.
Challenges: The people of Baranoa face economic challenges, limited access to healthcare, education, and infrastructure, and climate-related issues like flooding
Junio 3-10
Itinerary
Itineraries are subject to change
June 3
Team Arrives at the airport. Prep day for missions!
June 4
Training for on the ground Medical Health Care workers
June 5
Mission-Men’s Prison
June 6
Mission- Designated City
June 7
Mission- Designated City (with church service)
June 8
Mission- Women’s Prison
June 9
Sightseeing Day
June 10
Return Home
Packing List
A more detailed list specific to this trip will be given to each traveler ahead of time
Essential
Passport & travel documents
Bible & journal
Cash (small bills) & debit/credit card
Reusable water bottle
Small backpack for daily use
Clothing
T-shirts & long-sleeve shirts
Comfortable pants & modest shorts
Lightweight jacket or sweater
Rain jacket or poncho
Comfortable walking shoes & sandals
Hat & sunglasses
Toiletries & Health
Toothbrush, toothpaste, & personal hygiene items
Sunscreen & bug spray (with DEET)
Hand sanitizer & wet wipes
Prescription meds & small first-aid kit
Electrolyte packets & stomach medicine
Miscellaneous
Flashlight or headlamp
Phone & charger
Snacks (granola bars, nuts, etc.
Mission Sponsors
It is thanks to the generosity of our mission sponsors and donors that make our mission possible.
