AIM February 2010 Newsletter
• Word from our director
• Upcoming Trips – Ambassador Mission Trips, Real Life Trips
• Summer Internships
• How to Help in Haiti
• Stories from the Field – Hear what others have to say
Feeling inadequate for your dreamby Seth Barnes, AIM Director
“Back in the U.S. now and I’m already doing a gut check. Before we flew to Haiti, I felt God giving me a dream: call the pastors together as representatives of their communities. Encourage them to unite and begin leading…”
Ambassador Mission Trips for High School Students
Join other high-school students for a mission trip around the world. Trips vary from 1 week to 5 weeks. Whether it’s a sports camp in Romania, a prayer walk in a Guatemalan volcano, or ministry in the wild Australian Outback, it will be an adventure you will never forget.
Real Life Trips: Ages 18-22
Join a team of other college-aged students on a 1-3 month adventure. Allow a shift in your perspective and involve yourself in what God is doing overseas. Locations include Israel, Kenya, Peru, India and Uganda, just to name a few.
We are now accepting applications for the 2010 season!
Spend your summer staffing week long youth group trips and being discipled at one of these locations: Appalachian Kentucky; Matamoros, Mexico, New Orleans, Louisiana, Philadelphia, PA, Las Vegas, Nevada, or various American Indian locations.
In the midst of devastation in Haiti, Adventures In Missions knows that the Kingdom of God is living and active, waiting to be revealed. As soon as the news hit U.S. borders, AIM sprang into action. Teams are currently on the ground in the Dominican Republic and Haiti. You can learn more about what they’re doing and read the latest Haiti news at haiti.adventures.org.
Give here to help support the AIM teams in Haiti.
Want to go to Haiti June 1-30?
Distributing Water in Haiti
In order to safely distribute any resources, we must first distribute them to the local Pastors. So today we bought water and distributed it.
Check out these videos of the distribution
Jesus lives in Gulu Katie McFaddin writes
The man pictured above wears a shirt every Sunday to church with a nametag that says Jesus. Jesus totally lives in Gulu. Our team has spent this month serving alongside Victory Outreach Church. We have stayed busy going to crusades, home groups and church- spending time in prayer, preaching, sharing our testimonies, organizing children’s ministry, singing, dancing, etc.
Invisible ChildrenCait Evangelista writes
We were sitting underneath a tarp, the only shade that we had on our property in Guija, Mozambique. I started to feel restless, so I got up and went and grabbed a bucket and headed to the water well to wash my feet…they badly needed it. There was a Momma already there with her younger daughter. They had quite a few water containers that they were filling with water, so I stood in line behind them to fill my bucket.
Read more…
Jardin Del Puente
Amber Casey writes
For the last 2 months we have been throwing around ideas about how to start a community garden here in Granada, at El Puente. And today we actually started work on the garden.
More and more people are going deeper in their relationship with Christ through their participation in AIM mission trips. Lives are being transformed. Come, be a part of it! View a list of AIM mission trips…
Contact Us:
Online – adventures.org
Email – info@adventures.org
Phone – 800-881-2461
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