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FUNDACION INCA LINK ECUADOR
To reach the 300+ million youth in Latin America with Christs irresistible love. Our national Inca Link organizations do this through evangelism and discipleship, training leaders, connecting people, and compassion ministries. We are devoted to helping the least of these in Latin America. Inca Link International is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on resourcing, enabling and empowering our national Inca Link organizations to reaching the 300 million youth in Latin America with Christs irresistible love. Inca Link was a dream that became a reality in March 2006. Rich and Elisa Brown , Alliance Missionaries since 1994, had a heart and vision for reaching the 300 million youth in Latin America. Childrens homes, garbage dump ministries, teen pregnancy home, activity camps, outreach programs, leadership training, and more are all ministries you can join.
Country/Area ：Ecuador
Company Email ：info@incalink.org
Industry ：Sports & EntertainmentOrganizations GeneralOrganizationsElectronicsMother, Kids & Toys
Company address ：PO Box 1321, Boone, North Carolina, 28607, United States
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：(434) 477-3821
Established ：2006
Company Revenue ：$548,000
Number of employees ：<25
SIC Code ：86866
NAICS Code ：81813
Main Products ：ManaOasis Comprehensive Development CenterCumbre Alta Bossier CityEl RecreoInca ThakhiNinawachi Mission InstituteAmijaiElimCumbre Alta Fútbol CampsCasa ElizabethZoe Homes NetworkCreación de DiosRuna SimiEl HormigueroCorbanCasa OnesíforoBonsaiPortoviejo 7.8Spartans Basketball ClubMisión Más VidaCumbre AltaManos de CristoLa Sierra
Web Summary
Q1: Where is the headquarters of Inca Link International located?
A1: The text does not explicitly mention the physical address of Inca Link's headquarters, but it provides a list of various locations where they have ministries and partners in different countries.
Q2: What type of teams can participate in Global Outreach Teams?
A2: According to the text, Inca Link partners with global outreach teams from churches (adult, multi-generational, men’s or women’s ministry groups, youth groups, etc.), schools & universities, sports-teams, clubs/organizations, businesses/corporations, medical/dental groups, and families.
Q3: How many people can be on a team?
A3: Team size can vary with the type of group and the location in which they serve. An average-sized team is typically between 10-12 individuals, but smaller and larger teams can be accommodated in many locations.
Q4: What is included in the price of each trip?
A4: The trip cost includes in-country ground transportation, lodging, meals, activities & ministry funds, travel insurance, and more. Airfare is not included.
Q5: Where will Global Outreach Teams stay?
A5: Global Outreach Team housing may vary from site to site, but all will include safe housing with toilets, running water, electricity, and showers. Many of their sites feature dorm-style housing with bunk beds, while others may feature small houses, apartments, or guest houses.
Q6: How long are Global Outreach Service Trips?
A6: Our Global Outreach trips typically run between 7-10 days, depending on the location. Sometimes, they can arrange for shorter or longer trips, depending on the time of year and the ministry involved.
Q7: Are there any age limits to serving on a team?
A7: Inca Link encourages teams of all ages, but most of their sites have limitations. They ask that children be at least 14 years of age to travel with an adult who is not a parent, ages 10-13 have at least one parent on the team, and children 9 & under have both parents along.
Q8: What types of ministry activities do teams participate in?
A8: Ministry activities may look different at each site, but most will include opportunities to share Jesus with children through VBS-type activities, serve in a hands-on way with basic construction, painting, and repair projects, women’s activities, sports, skills training, medical/dental service, vocational training, carpentry, etc.
Q9: What is the primary goal of any Global Outreach trip?
A9: The primary goal of any Global Outreach trip must be to glorify God. It is the heart of everyone at Inca Link that every trip taken around the globe is an extension of God’s Kingdom and a tool to glorify Him.
Q10: How can I get more information about serving with Inca Link?
A10: You can fill out the form on their website to request current pricing and more information, or contact them directly through Kelly Argot, Global Ministries Coordinator at Daybreak Church.
A1: The text does not explicitly mention the physical address of Inca Link's headquarters, but it provides a list of various locations where they have ministries and partners in different countries.
Q2: What type of teams can participate in Global Outreach Teams?
A2: According to the text, Inca Link partners with global outreach teams from churches (adult, multi-generational, men’s or women’s ministry groups, youth groups, etc.), schools & universities, sports-teams, clubs/organizations, businesses/corporations, medical/dental groups, and families.
Q3: How many people can be on a team?
A3: Team size can vary with the type of group and the location in which they serve. An average-sized team is typically between 10-12 individuals, but smaller and larger teams can be accommodated in many locations.
Q4: What is included in the price of each trip?
A4: The trip cost includes in-country ground transportation, lodging, meals, activities & ministry funds, travel insurance, and more. Airfare is not included.
Q5: Where will Global Outreach Teams stay?
A5: Global Outreach Team housing may vary from site to site, but all will include safe housing with toilets, running water, electricity, and showers. Many of their sites feature dorm-style housing with bunk beds, while others may feature small houses, apartments, or guest houses.
Q6: How long are Global Outreach Service Trips?
A6: Our Global Outreach trips typically run between 7-10 days, depending on the location. Sometimes, they can arrange for shorter or longer trips, depending on the time of year and the ministry involved.
Q7: Are there any age limits to serving on a team?
A7: Inca Link encourages teams of all ages, but most of their sites have limitations. They ask that children be at least 14 years of age to travel with an adult who is not a parent, ages 10-13 have at least one parent on the team, and children 9 & under have both parents along.
Q8: What types of ministry activities do teams participate in?
A8: Ministry activities may look different at each site, but most will include opportunities to share Jesus with children through VBS-type activities, serve in a hands-on way with basic construction, painting, and repair projects, women’s activities, sports, skills training, medical/dental service, vocational training, carpentry, etc.
Q9: What is the primary goal of any Global Outreach trip?
A9: The primary goal of any Global Outreach trip must be to glorify God. It is the heart of everyone at Inca Link that every trip taken around the globe is an extension of God’s Kingdom and a tool to glorify Him.
Q10: How can I get more information about serving with Inca Link?
A10: You can fill out the form on their website to request current pricing and more information, or contact them directly through Kelly Argot, Global Ministries Coordinator at Daybreak Church.
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