For over a decade, GoTEN has been involved in ministry in Myanmar, a journey that began when Burmese refugees in Arizona introduced us to their friends and family back home. Since then, we’ve trained hundreds of church planters and supported the work of four indigenous believers who now serve as GoTEN missionaries.

Aisha's journey from refugee to bridge-builder exemplifies GoTEN's mission. Through her connection, GoTEN reached her remote homeland, fostering hope and transformation. Your support extends beyond Phoenix, impacting lives globally.

In 2022, GoTEN began engaging a previously unreached people group in Phoenix through English classes and home visits. By 2024, this initiative expanded to Asia with a new language school, fostering small discipleship groups among thousands. Your support has been pivotal in transforming lives and spreading hope globally.

Fareed, a young refugee, joined GoTEN's Kids’ Program in May 2023, initially speaking only a few words. With dedicated support, he now speaks in full sentences, recognizes the alphabet, and counts to thirty. His progress has uplifted his family, enabling his mother to focus on her own English studies.

The goal behind GoTEN’s internship program is to provide young, motivated servants the opportunity to learn and grow under experienced guidance and get their first taste of cross-cultural ministry.

Short-term mission trips offer valuable experiences without long-term commitments. Common concerns—such as cost, qualifications, and potential disruption—are addressed by GoTEN, emphasizing that anyone can participate. Opportunities include both international and local missions in Phoenix, allowing individuals to engage in cross-cultural ministry and support global workers.