Are you interested in taking your group to serve in the orphanages of Africa? Do you want to do sports ministry in Central America? Maybe you have a heart for street evangelism in Europe or for work in inner-city America.
Let Adventures In Missions help you customize a trip specifically to meet your group’s needs.
Where in the world do you want to go? AIM can take you there. For more information on creating a custom trip for your group, contact us (or send an email to info@adventures.org). Also, check out our trip list; we may already have a trip for you.
- Summer Trip Leadership: We are looking for young adults to lead our high school and college-age mission trips this summer. As our teams embark on new and exciting adventures, we need passionate leaders to guide them through these life-changing experiences.
- Mission Trips for High School Students: Join other 14-18 year-olds for a mission trip to some of the most interesting and exotic places on earth: the Amazon Jungle, Ireland, Uganda, and more. Trips vary in length from two to four weeks.
- World Race August 2009: Applications are still being accepted for the upcoming World Race leaving in August! Starting in Eastern Europe, then moving on to the Middle East and Africa before concluding in Asia, the August Race route will carry squads to 11 different countries in 11 months.
- Swaziland Adult Mission Trip: Swaziland has one of the highest HIV-infection rates in the world; without intervention, the country will be completely consumed by this awful disease in a few short years. Much of the ministry you will be involved in will be ministering to orphans at various care points set-up by a local pastor to provide food, education and the gospel to the children.
Kelly Chadwick writes:
It’s 5:00. Quittin’ time by American standards. “Hi, Honey, I’m home” and dinner’s on the table. But 5 p.m. in Bangalore, India looks a little different. We covered ourselves in long pants and scarves and headed out to the streets. To Market Street where you can buy a lot more than just fruits and vegetables. To the train and bus stations where travel isn’t the main agenda. Read More…
Laura Overs writes:
As I have mentioned before, two teammates and I started a children’s program and community prayer meetings in the barrio. Though we invite the youth ages 15 and up to Vida Joven, it came to our attention that we have not effectively addressed the 10-15 year old age group. In an effort to share the gospel to this crucial group of kids, a vision came to our ministry group. Read More…
Tim Dixon writes:
So, something I’ve been trying to do every month is ask God my purpose. Why am I here? What do you have for me? It took me a few days in Cambry to figure it out, but I eventually did. His name is Zachary. On our first day visiting the orphanage he ran up and grabbed my hand and walked with me during the whole tour. I eventually ended up holding him and he would just latch himself desperately to my neck. Read More…
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