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Why It Matters

We need your support to make these trips possible. The Greece 26 Mission Trip isn’t just another journey—it’s a calling. Around the world, there are dentists, nurses, physicians serving as Medical Missionaries. We come alongside these heroes and their
families while they take time to recharge and complete their continuing education. We’ll be there together—bringing joy, laughter, and God’s love to their children through an unforgettable two-week Vacation Bible School.

Imagine the sound of laughter echoing through the halls… children playing, creating, and discovering how deeply God loves them. That’s what we get to do together.

And this year’s theme? BUGS! Every age group will have its own special bug
mascot—so get ready for creativity, color, and a little bit of holy mischief. Don’t worry—no creepy-crawlies, just a lot of joy and imagination!

• Pray for the families, kids, and our team as we prepare for this mission
• Consider a financial gift to help cover trip expenses and program supplies.
• Share our mission with others who may feel led to partner with us

By partnering with us, your support will aid us in an incredible opportunity to bring respite, and the love of Jesus to Missionary families from around the world.

So, what exactly will we be doing for two weeks in Greece?

The first few days are all about building—literally and spiritually. We’ll decorate our spaces, set up the “BUGS” themed Vacation Bible School. There’ll be laughter, creativity, and maybe a little paint on our hands—but that’s all part of the fun.

And then the real adventure begins. Each morning, the campus will come alive with the sound of kids’ laughter and worship songs echoing through the air. We’ll lead games, skits, crafts, and Bible stories—all centered on the truth that God made every child
unique, loved, and full of purpose.

Every child will have their own “bug” mascot, reminding them that God has a special design for them—just like each of His creatures. And don’t worry—no real bugs, just plenty of imagination and joy!

By the end of those two weeks, something amazing happens.
You realize that you came to serve… but you’re the one who’s been changed.
You came to pour out… but your heart has been filled in ways you never expected.

That’s what this trip is all about—serving those who serve, loving those who give, and letting God use every moment to shape us into His image.

So, when you ask, “What will we do in Greece?” The answer is simple:
We’ll serve. We’ll love. And we’ll grow—together.

You might be wondering… why does this matter so much? Why travel halfway around the world for something like this? Because what we’re doing in Greece isn’t just about crafts, games, and songs—it’s about serving the servants.

These healthcare professionals—dentists, nurses, physicians, missionaries—are the hands and feet of Jesus in some of the hardest places on earth. They give and give and
give… often with little rest or recognition. And this trip is our chance to pour back into them, to bless the ones who spend their lives blessing others.

While they sit in classrooms renewing their skills, we’ll be in the field—loving their children, building trust, sharing joy, and reminding them that God hasn’t forgotten them either. Those kids will laugh again, feel seen again, and know that they are part of something bigger than their parents’ calling, they’re part of God’s story too.

And here’s the beautiful part:
When we strengthen one family, we strengthen a whole mission field. When we refresh one weary worker, we multiply hope for thousands of people they’ll go on to serve.

That’s why this mission matters.
Because when we serve those who serve, we join the heartbeat of Christ Himself.

Joe and Tracy Grondziowski’s journey together has been marked by faith, service, and a shared passion for making a difference. Married for 36 years, they have over four decades of combined experience serving others and building strong communities. As founders of A Voice for All, their nonprofit organization, they are dedicated to empowering underserved populations, particularly individuals with disabilities and their families.

The story of A Voice for All began with a profound and undeniable calling. While partnering with Pittsburgh Behavioral Services (PBS) and the Southeast Asia Prayer Center (SEAPC), Tracy felt God’s nudge to serve full-time in ministry for individuals with disabilities. After much prayer and discernment, she made the significant decision to step away from her position in Children’s Ministry, trusting in God’s plan for this new chapter.

During the time of prayer, a parent shared a powerful vision with Tracy. In their vision, she was walking over the globe with a megaphone, declaring herself a voice for those who could not speak for themselves. This moment confirmed that her work was more than a career, it was a divine calling. A year later, while training pastors and ministry leaders in Ethiopia, another vision further affirmed her mission: she was seen walking on clouds around the world, holding a microphone and speaking for the voiceless.

These moments of affirmation, through prayer, prophecy, and the visions of others, solidified the purpose behind A Voice for All. God’s call was clear—to advocate for the underserved, particularly children and families with disabilities.