What is a Mission Trip?
At MTW, a mission trip is a service opportunity that is less than a month in length. Many are a week to 10 days. Click the arrows to expand each trip type and learn more.
Service Mission Trips
Groups and individuals serve a mission field, supporting the long-term ministry by word and deed. In addition to serving a need identified by the field missionary, team members may grow in their understanding of their role in reaching the nations, deepening their relationship with God. Many church groups make arrangements for these types of trips directly with the missionaries and fields they support. Use the filters below to see what’s available!
Vision Trips
Although some provide an opportunity for hands-on ministry, the focus is on personal interactions with our missionaries and local partners. Participants sometimes come from churches that are exploring new sites or ministry opportunities based on their strategies and objectives, or who are seeking to develop a focus and strategy. Others are already committed to particular ministries, but are exploring ways in which they might deepen their involvement. Individuals or families often participate as they seek to confirm a sense of calling or direction to serve a particular field or ministry.
Intensives
A compact alternative to our summer internships, these volunteer trips are 2–3-weeks in length, couple serving on the field with focused Bible study and mentoring, and are usually designed with college-age and young adults in mind. Intensives are a great way to gain many of the benefits of an internship in just a few weeks’ timeframe.
Why Serve on a Mission Trip?
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