Many of us have a mission to earn more money, lose weight, get a better car, and find a better job but how many of us can answer a calling that tells us to forget all of that and take a trip halfway around the world to teach a child to read or help someone get medical attention, for free? Nobody is paying Elizabeth Rehnke to travel the world and provide medical care and financial aid to those in remote and under developed countries. Her global passion to eliminate disease and illness in suffering communities has interested her most since childhood. While traveling with her parents on missionary ventures, Liz learned at young age that life should be full of passion.

Desire to help those in need is a mindless act and one can answer the calling when it is heard. Elizabeth Rehnke has been painfully aware of the suffering that attracts many around the world and the absolute helplessness for those who suffer. Many are underprivileged in remote areas with no electricity or water and depend on their own wits for survival. The ability to be able to bring aide and medical care to these areas in the world is a calling of global proportions and a need that can be filled. Her awareness in global suffering drives her to keep finding those who are suffering and provide relief.

Several countries lack medical and educational facilities and Elizabeth Rehnke believes in educating these small communities can be the first step in reducing poverty and offer medical care to the ill and restore their standard of living. By helping the suffering these people are once again given hope that there is more to life than pain. Their many diverse cultures will still represent a natural way if life but at a better standard and improved awareness. Being able to help one also needs to be learned and Rehnke can deliver both.

Several organizations will support the functions and factors Liz Rehnke to supply aide to locations that are in need. Several countries host small communities and villages that the rest of the world has forgotten. Remote jungle areas in the Honduras or Guatemala support a bustling activity of life and the people of these cultures need help in education and medical needs. Their lives or entire camps can be wiped out by the common cold or influenza and Rehnke delivers necessary equipment and medicines to these locations.