Partner: International Mission Board (IMB) | Team Quebec
Host Name: Lauren Ulmer
Group Size: 8-15
Experience Needed (Age Range): High School / College / Young Adults
Quick Facts: College / University Outreach, Sports Outreach, Evangelism, Hospitality, Cultural Day

Summary: There are 8.5 million French Canadians but only 100,000 call themselves followers of Christ. French-speaking university students and young adults are responding to the Gospel but the laborers are few. Join Team Quebec using sports, outdoor recreation, hospitality, and service projects to engage the Quebecois and share the love of Christ.

Partner: El Refugio through One Collective
Host Name: Ryan Coryell
Group Size: 10-25
Experience Needed (Age Range): Entry Level 
Quick Facts:

Summary:

Who are Ryan and Erica Coryell and what do they do? We are from Greensboro and Morganton, NC and have been serving in Quito, Ecuador since January of 2011. We have four kids, Caleb (Dec. 2015), Alexandra (Jul. 2017), Evan (Sep. 2017), and Joel (Jan. 2021). Through One Collective (https://www.onecollective.org), we serve at El Refugio (www.hacienda el refugio.com) where we facilitate a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ through nature and outdoor adventure. Ryan's focus as Program Director is heading up our backpacking and intern programs, in addition to various trainings that we give to young leaders. We have a passion for the youth of Ecuador and are excited to walk beside them as they grow as disciples of Christ.

Partner: Engadi Ministries
Host Name: Nathan Hardeman
Group Size: 10-30
Experience Needed (Age Range): Entry Level 
Quick Facts: Construction, ESL, Family Festival, Cultural Day

Summary: “Transforming communities by building at-risk boys into godly men and resourcing families to reach their full potential in Christ.”

• Engadi Ministries exists to provide a safe and nurturing environment to youth who have been trapped within the cycles of poverty and violence that characterize Guatemala City’s slums, helping them to achieve their full potential in Christ Jesus. We believe all children deserve the chance to pursue a brighter future, and we strive to make that hope attainable through community-wide services that include education, home construction, and health education. Specifically, we strive to identify boys with a drive to succeed, and to support their growth as “mighty men” who will value family, love God and change their communities for the better. A comprehensive, sustained approach is critical. So we serve boys’ spiritual, physical, and intellectual needs over the long-term, encouraging them to pursue ambitious goals.

• Engadi Ministries is called to do just this—rescue and disciple the youth who currently reside in the neighborhood called el Paraiso in Zone 18 of Guatemala City, Guatemala.

• Core Values: 1) Centered on the Gospel (Romans 1:16-17) ; 2) Serve with Love (Matthew 20:28) ; 3) Value Everyone (Psalms 139:13-16) ; 4) Honor God (Colossians 3:17 & 23) ; 5) Live in Fellowship (1 Peter 3:8)

• On an Engadi Ministries trip, you’ll be immersed in the sights and sounds of Guatemala. You will likely be involved in construction projects, literally laying bricks to shelter those without homes or hope. You will serve children inside Guatemala City’s Zone 18 neighborhoods, a destitute community neglected even by many public services. Where 72% of children have no access to schools, you will become part of an ongoing program to educate children for a brighter future.

Partner: CRI
Host Name: Fontaine & Paula Greene
Group Size: 10-30
Experience Needed (Age Range): Entry Level 
Quick Facts: Community Outreach, Education, Orphanage, Feeding Program, Construction

Summary: 

• The founders goal is to partner in Guatemala with pastors and other Christian organizations in an effort to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the people.

• The scope of the work done through CRI is to build houses and churches, establish feeding programs, conduct VBS, support medical and dental clinics, and provide chicken coops for needy families. We have found that meeting these physical needs has opened doors to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. CRI then directs the people they serve to a local church and partners with the local pastor to continue meeting the needs of the people. Through partnership and shared resources, CRI strives to be good stewards of all that God has entrusted to them.

• Catalyst Resources International exists as an advocate for the children of Guatemala and serves as a catalyst connecting resources to the needy in order to clothe the naked, take food to the hungry, and give water to those who are thirsty. 

Partner: BM Tawau Church
Host Name: Fred Mukri 
Group Size: 6-8
Experience Needed (Age Range): High School, College / Young Adults, Entry Level
Quick Facts: Evangelism, Youth Outreach, Missionary / Leader Training

Summary: Teams who come to Malaysia will have the opportunity to organize and facilitate a youth camp with the mission to see teenagers come to know Jesus. While there, the team would also be able to help train and equip the Sunday School teachers with Bible curriculum and different teaching methods / techniques. 

Partner: The Bowery
Host Name: 
Group Size: 10-25
Experience Needed (Age Range): Entry Level 
Quick Facts: Serve a meal, Tutor, and Mentor

Summary: “The Bowery Mission meets essential needs and creates a transformative community with men, women, children and families in New York so that together we overcome homelessness and poverty, and flourish through the power and love of Jesus Christ.”

Core Values: 1) Love Actively ; 2) Make it better ; 3) Respond to God’s calling with commitment ; 4) Anticipate God’s Intervention & Transformation

Impact: 320,000 meals provided ; 66,000 nights of shelter ; 32,000 articles of clothing

Programs/Services: compassionate care, residential and community programs, transitional housing and alumni programs, children’s programs

Principles of Care: Faith based, Person focused, Holistic, Accessible, Evidence based, Trauma informed, Integrated, Community establishing

Since the 1870s, The Bowery Mission has promoted the flourishing of New Yorkers overcoming homelessness and marginalization by providing compassionate services and a transformative community. Every meal and service is an invitation to a community of care that helps clients make progress toward a transformed life of faith, sobriety, sustainable income and independent living. To empower children to thrive and succeed, The Bowery Mission also offers year-round opportunities for enrichment through Mont Lawn City Camp, culminating in summer camp for hundreds of children in the Poconos Region of Pennsylvania.

Provides services and programs at six campuses in NYC.

Partner Name: Ethnos 360 in Papua New Guinea
Host Names: The Cizdziels (pronounced "CHEEZ GEL")
Ideal Group Size: 2-8
Experience Needed (or Age Range): High level of travel experience and rustic living experience needed. Also, must be willing to be completely disconnected from technology.

Quick Facts (type of work on a typical trip): You would be flying into the capital of Papua New Guinea (PNG for short) to then take a series of unique transportation options (possibly helicopter, small plane, or even canoe) to make it to the Wabuku Tribe deep in the heart of PNG.  You would be working alongside the Cizdziel family to help bring the Gospel to this people group. The Cizdziels have been translating the Bible into their native language for years and are finally able to teach the Bible for the very first time!

Summary / Mission:

Ethnos360 is steadfast in its goal of reaching people who have no access to the Gospel. That was the vision for our ministry when we were founded in 1942 as New Tribes Mission, and it is our vision today. Paul Fleming and five others had no funds or organization behind them when they dared to trust God to establish NTM. "It seemed that the Lord had pushed us into something, and we were confident that no man started New Tribes Mission; the Lord brought it into existence in spite of us," Paul wrote. Ethnos360 continues to trust God, and God continues to be glorified. Today more than 3,000 missionaries serve throughout the world, and training programs in more than a dozen countries prepare missionaries for service among the thousands of tribes who have yet to hear.

Partner: ICSN - Nonthaburi 
Host Name: Solomon Ektrakul
Group Size: 10-30
Experience Needed (Age Range): High School Students, College Students, and Teachers
Quick Facts: Activities: English Camps, Ministry in Government and Temple Schools, Orphanage Outreach, Sunday School Support, Slum and Homeless Ministry | Purpose: Using education and English as tools to share the message of Jesus with the people of Thailand.

Summary: English Camps - ICSN partners with local schools to host engaging English camps for students ranging from Kindergarten to college. With support from the mission team, we organize half-day or full-day camps filled with fun, interactive activities that teach English in an enjoyable and meaningful way. These camps provide a unique opportunity to connect with students while building bridges for the gospel. | Orphanage Outreach - Mission teams can visit local orphanages, spending meaningful time with children through storytelling, games, and other activities. This is a chance to bring joy, love, and hope to these children while sharing the good news of Jesus. | Sunday School Ministry - In collaboration with Nonthaburi Baptist Church, ICSN offers mission teams the chance to assist in teaching Sunday School. Teams can engage with children and youth, share biblical teachings, and foster a sense of community within the church. | Slum and Homeless Ministry - ICSN provides opportunities for mission teams to serve in slum areas and minister to the homeless. Through acts of kindness, sharing meals, and spreading the love of Christ, these ministries create meaningful impact and build relationships with some of the most vulnerable members of society.

Partner: Awaken City Church
Host Name: Derek 
Group Size: 8-12
Experience Needed (Age Range): High School / College / Young Adults
Quick Facts: Big City / Door to Door Pray Walks, Community Outreach, Evangelism, Hospitality, A day in Salt Lake City

Summary: Herriman Utah is home to a very large community for Latter-Day Saints. Only 2% of this community is considered Christians. This trip is different from others from prayer walks, homeless shelters, kids camp, community projects and so much more! Come learn the differences and similarities of 2 religions and share the love of Christ while doing it.