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Trip Opportunities

Apply by October 22nd for Spring Break and Summer 2027 trips. Priority will be given to early applicants. All dates are flexible and subject to change.

Spring Break 2027

Costa Rica

Team of 6-15 students. March 13 - 21.
This team will be serving alongside our field partners, the local church, and ministry providers to share the gospel with young people and their families through intramural-style tournaments, kids' programming, English games, and home visits for food distribution. Spanish speakers will be extremely helpful, but not necessary. Cultural experiences could include beach scenes, local markets and advenatures in the jungle.

New York City

Team of 10-25 students. March 13 - 20.
Develop a vision for reaching the nations by making a global impact through urban gateways. NYC is the most ethnically diverse city in the world. Students will work with the Let My People Go Experience, which allows students to encounter those most vulnerable to human trafficking. Cultural experiences include cityscapes, historical locations, local cuisine, and national landmarks.

Summer 2027

Australia

Team of 10-12 students. Late June - Early July.
Partner with local churches in Australia to serve through kids ministry, a new church plant, EV, prayer walking, and a variety of outreach opportunities. Come with an open mind on our first GO Trip to this country!! We will most likely finish up with serving at two camp for teens. Cultural experiences may include Sydney Harbor Bridge, cityscapes, beaches, and historical landmarks. 

England

Team of 4-6 students. Mid July - Early August.
Work alongside local ministry partners engaging in prayer walking, mapping, EV – park engagement and church outreach events. You will also learn EV methods and Bible study techniques from local believers. Participants must be willing to openly share their faith. Cultural experiences could include museums, historical landmarks, castles, and ancient churches. 

France

Team of 4 students. Mid June - Early July.
Countless immigrants live in this country and travel home on holiday every year. Be part of a team who will engage these travelers with the good news, packets of info and more. This trip follows a fairly set schedule, so if you like structure, this trip is for you! Our partners ask for those who are committed to spiritual maturity as well those who reach out regularly to share Cultural experiences will include beach scenes, historic churches, a national park, and local market shopping. 

Kazakhstan

Team of 4-8 students. Mid May - Early June.
This team will study servant leadership with fellow university students from multiple countries. Experience and learn from businesses, nonprofits, and governmental entities while also engaging in service projects. Your main outreach comes from building relationships with fellow students and shining the light to those who've never heard. Cultural opportunities include exploring traditional/historical sites, market shopping, and recreational mountain hiking.   

South Africa

Team of 6-10 students. Mid June - Early July.
Partner with a local orphanage/foster care homes in Johannesburg to invest in the lives of babies & children. Conduct VBS, take Day Excursions, and possibly help run a camp for the kids. One week will also be spent in another part of the country engaging in EV & Discipleship. Cultural experiences include game drives, historical landmarks, the Apartheid Museum & Nelson Mandela’s house along with local artisan markets.

South Asia Islands

Team of 4-10 students. Late July - Early August.
This team will help take the Goof News to islands that have never heard before. Using snorkeling, diving, sports, coffee, cooking, etc... relationships are key. You will use relational EV to reach the people. Grab a coffee, go play sports, be with the people and share. You will be out among the 200 habitable islands where people have never heard. Catch a boat and help us map out the islands. Cultural experiences include local foods, beaches, snorkeling, diving, & hiking. 

Spain: Camino

Team of 4-10 students. Mid-Late May.
Spend this trip completing a traditional Camino (pilgrimage) which blends theological reflection, spiritual contemplation, and a daily rhythm of walking out what you believe. Away from the usual distractions, you will have the opportunity to encounter God and other pilgrims. The main goal will be to form relationships as a foundation for gospel conversations. There may also be limited service project opportunities. Cultural experiences include historical landmarks, churches & cathedrals, beach scenes, and local markets. 

Switzerland & Germany

Team of 4-10 students. Mid July - Early August.
Begin in Germany by completing service projects at a local church, while also working with their youth program. You will then travel to Lenk, Switzerland by train to provide leadership, encouragement, and discipleship at a youth camp called Euroventure. The camp serves expat families from all over Europe – including MK’s and TCK’s. Team members will serve as small group leaders, spiritual mentors, and recreation coordinators. Cultural experiences include hiking, alpine coasters, local castles, and more.

Thailand

Team of 6-20 students. Early - Late July.
This trip will be a unique mix of hands-on learning, cultural experience, and ministry outreach. All students are welcome to join, but there is a specific need for those interested in special education and elementary education, disability ministry, physical therapy and occupational therapy. There are opportunities to help with a wheelchair distribution, make home visits, and be a camper's buddy at a Family Retreat. It is an action-packed experience in the beautiful city of Chiang Mai, surrounded by mountains. Cultural experiences include night markets, hikes, waterfalls, and city views. 

Vietnam

Team of 4-6 students. Early - Mid July.
Travel to Asia for a unique experience where you can lead English conversations, do EV in local coffee shops, and connect with university students. You’ll build meaningful relationships with seekers and believers through small groups and day trips, worship with local churches, and walk alongside global leaders—in the heart of a region where 90% of the world’s unengaged live. Cultural experiences include artisan markets, local cuisine, and a canoe/boat trip to the Mekong Delta!