College Missions Opportunities in the Fall

We
currently have teams of short-term missionaries all over the world this
summer. Here are just a few highlighted stories from college-age
mission trips, as well as some upcoming opportunities to go.

Israel: “The Foolish Things” by Christina Appelgate
As I played with
the children throughout the night I started thinking about the children:

Who prays for the forgotten refugee children in the middle of a barren
desert?
Who cares about them?
Who wipes the snot from their runny noses?
Who teaches them the “ten little monkeys” song? Who spends $4,400 to
travel across the world to strangers just to pour love on them?

This
foolish girl named Christina does...

Read more about Christina’s
time in Israel here.
Sign
up for a trip to Swaziland,
where you can minister to orphans, now.

Thailand:
“The Land of Smiles”
In Thailand, Adventures In Missions
is partnering with local ministries familiar with the area and the issue
of human trafficking.

Teams travel to
villages and do ministry to impoverished families at risk of having
children trafficked or driven into the sex trade in Thailand.

They visit
homes for children who have been trafficked, teens who are high-risk,
and women who have come out of forced prostitution.

Mission teams also visit
red-light districts to have a first-hand look at the sex tourism
industry in Phuket and work with women who have left the bars.

Read more about Thailand here.
Sign
up for a trip to Thailand now.

Uganda:
“I Killed”
Those dreams and lofty ideas of
adventure kept me busy on the long journey, but clashed with reality
upon arrival in Gulu.

We began our school ministry at five thirty the
next morning with what the Ugandans call Morning Glory (get up really
early and wake God up with worship).

The schools were great! We went to
all sorts of schools that week, but only one sticks out in my mind as I
write this.

Fathering Swaziland

Participants on this trip will be working with the large number of orphaned children through Pastor Gift, working in care points to feed and educate orphaned children.

Though devastated by the rapid spread of HIV, Swaziland is an absolute place of smiles and hope. Participants can also expect to teach and preach at area churches as well as participating in children’s ministry, pastor’s conferences and hospital ministry.

Read more about Swaziland here.
Sign up for a trip to Swaziland now.

This
fall, AIM is sending college-aged individuals to six different
countries. Are you interested in being one of them?

See
what adventure is waiting for you…