Florida Mission Trips

• Family Support – Adopt a family for the day and serve them in whatever capacity they may need. That might include clearing rubble from their home, accessing supplies or coordinating with local authorities and churches to find resources, job opportunities, a church community, etc.
• Cleanup/Construction – Local communities need help removing rubble, clearing trees, and everything in-between. As you can see from the pictures, there is a LOT of cleanup work to do. Construction work may include mucking and gutting out homes, assisting in rebuilds, or participating in other projects.
• Kids Activities – Facilitate sports, fun activities and Bible lessons for kids and youth in the affected areas. This helps encourage families that are deflated in the wake of the hurricane as their kids have something fun and constructive to do together.
• Prayer Ministry – You and your team may have the opportunity to hear people’s stories and offer prayer. This was a traumatizing event, and some people are just looking for somebody to listen.

Come with a servant’s heart and a willingness to do whatever is needed. Each day may look different and things might change day-to-day depending on the need.

Bunk style lodging. Male and female are separate. Showers and bathrooms are on-site. Bring your own sheets, blankets, pillows and towels.

The safety of our participants is a top priority for us. We have both an internal Risk Management team and external Risk Management consultants. We use a multi-pronged approach to risk management – including monitoring information from reporting agencies and relying on the knowledge of our ministry partners. In addition to our own protocols (e.g., students must be with an adult at all times), our ministry hosts and partners will provide trip specific safety guidelines for the particular trip location. Our Project Leaders are trained in risk management and have access to both on-field and home-office support.