(We have all heard the numerous High School Mission Trip stories, now it’s time for the Jr. High (6th - 8th Grade) to have their own stories. This summer it’s to LA! The majority of our events are about learning about God, whereas this trip puts what God says into practice and it is so valuable to see God at work through us. This trip has been designed specifically for Jr. Highers to provide them with the safest and most fulfilling experience possible.
The hope of this trip is not only to just help people now, but to develop a lifetime interest in serving God and helping others. The kids will learn to minister in shelters, children’s programs, churches, food banks, soup kitchens, and neighborhood centers. They will also be exposed to new situations, opportunities and physical surroundings that will challenge their stereotypes and assumptions. By living in an urban setting, they will interact with people of the city. Also the kids will be fed in small, family-operated ethnic restaurants that provide an additional window into the cultures of the world.
The past years’ trips have had such a positive affect on so many of the kids in our youth group, that I am very excited to see what God has in store for us this year. ~Scot Redman
Cost: $400 (June 15)
The hope of this trip is not only to just help people now, but to develop a lifetime interest in serving God and helping others. The kids will learn to minister in shelters, children’s programs, churches, food banks, soup kitchens, and neighborhood centers. They will also be exposed to new situations, opportunities and physical surroundings that will challenge their stereotypes and assumptions. By living in an urban setting, they will interact with people of the city. Also the kids will be fed in small, family-operated ethnic restaurants that provide an additional window into the cultures of the world.
The past years’ trips have had such a positive affect on so many of the kids in our youth group, that I am very excited to see what God has in store for us this year. ~Scot Redman
Cost: $400 (June 15)
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