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Below are some upcoming trips we have planned in Global Outreach. To apply, or for more information on a specific trip, click the link in the far right column. All trips require an application and $100 nonrefundable deposit.
To learn more about fundraising opportunities, click here. OR visit our FAQ page here.
ASK US ABOUT OUR GLOBAL OUTREACH INTERN PROGRAM. Program runs June 1- August 1. Request Info for 2019.
*Trip costs are approximate and subject to change. Please visit here for a list of potential trip necessities that are not included in cost of the trip.
| Location |
Trip Dates |
Trip Cost* |
Leader |
Division/Ministry |
Focus |
Links |
| Charlotte, NC |
Nov 27-Dec 1, 2018 |
TBD |
Gary Adams |
Operation Christmas Child |
Processing Center |
Apply or Request Info |
| Ecuador |
March 9-16, 2019 |
TBD |
Gary Adams |
|
Quilting Team |
Apply or Request Info |
Global Mission Trip Testimonials
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"Leave your expectations behind. Expect your heart to be opened and touched. Haiti, a country so destitute but the people are so rich in their faith in God. We expect to nurture them but we come back so blessed."
- Laurie Meier (Haiti)
"It's about being ready, so when God whispers you can say yes. I did not change Belize as much as Belize changed me. If it's about money, God will provide. After seven trips, it's still a new experience. Who could have guessed I'd be a Godparent and the Maid of Honor in another country? With Global Outreach, relationships are developed, structures are built and God is present."
- Shelly Cheng (Belize)
"You go on a mission trip to serve and help others. What you don't realize is when you take a week where your focus is just for God to use you is how His touch will change you. By serving you are served. God's touch will leave its mark!"
- Robert Longfield - Belize, Bahamas and Global Leadership Committee
"Zachary was one of our drivers from Kenya for our trip 2011. On our way back to Nairobi we encountered a van stuck in a ditch. Our drivers immediately pulled to the side and got out to help. When I told Zachary and Caleb they were an answer to prayer, this was Zachary's response, "It takes more than one. That is why we are given two hands." I thought it spoke well to all that we do in ministry."
- Carol Brown - Kenya