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Christian Youth Mission Trips
Family, College and Adult mission trips....
Experience Mission is committed to providing seven to fourteen day, Christ-centered, life-changing mission trips for youth, college students, adults and families. You and those who come with you can select community locations in the United States or one of our amazing international locations in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean or Europe.
MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE - As the New year begins, you can give to help purchase materials for a suspension bridge in a remote village, or you can help provide a way for underprivileged students in our partner communities to go on a mission trip. Click Here and learn more.
Personal Dignity
Is it possible to serve others in a way that creates more damage than benefit? At EM we seek to serve others in a way that is sensitive to people's personal dignity. Learn More
Help combat spiritual despair in Scotland Scotland has delved into a spiritual void and is rife with social problems, local ministry workers say. More...
Fort Wayne faces huge refugee influx The Indiana city, already home to thousands of refugees, is preparing for hundreds of Karen who fled Burma. More...
Reach out to Appalachia The wooded, mountainous southern tip of West Virginia is home to some of the poorest enclaves in the country. More...
Volunteers can help tackle poverty, abuse in Yucatán While tourists flock to the hot, humid Yucatán Peninsula in southern Mexico next summer, EM hopes to send volunteers there to assist the region’s marginalized peoples. More...
Indiana Wesleyan University Offers New Course through Experience Mission Students from Indiana Wesleyan University will travel to Costa Rica in 2008 for a leadership training course, and at the core of their curriculum is Experience Mission's Model for Mutual Influence. More...
In the parable of the good samaritan, the robber says, "What's yours is mine, and I'll take it." The preist and the Levite say, "What's mine is mine, and I'll keep it." The samaritan says, "What's mine is yours, and you may have it."