GoServ Global

Founded in 2011 in the wake of a devastating earthquake in Haiti by Ken DeYoung (Iowa farmer and pilot) and Terry Baxter (Iowa pastor and missionary), GoServ Global is a faith-based nonprofit headquartered in Eagle Grove, IA, that is most known for the Sukup Safe T Home®, small, highly modified grain bins which serve as homes for displaced families rebuilding their lives after disaster. In addition, GoServ Global has built two villages, a school, medical and dental clinic, five orphanages, a widows & infants village, and two churches in Haiti; Hidden Creeks Bible Camp and Agricultural Center in Peru; housing for missionaries in Kenya; supports orphanages and pastors in India; is building the country's first Evangelical-Free Church in Guatemala; and also responds to domestic disaster relief in the U.S. More than 500 Ambassadors have traveled on a mission trip through GoServ Global. One of GoServ Global's latest projects is Matchlight Records - focuses on translating and recording worship music in native languages. Then we give it away in those countries in mass quantities as a way to spread the Gospel.