Office of World Missions

Team Zambia participated in a variety of ministries through Christian Alliance for Children (CACZ).

Rather than soaking up the sun on an exotic beach, Team Utah spent their Easter break sharing the love of Christ.

A small team of two traveled to China to teach English and American culture. On their journey, many new relationships were built.

Ten students spent nearly a month in South Africa witnessing God's work through several ministries.

Team Thailand partnered with Rahab Ministries and the International Justice Mission (IJM) to observe, witness, and engage in the struggle against oppression.

Team Samoa traveled to several villages where they ministered to children, teens, and coaches.

The New York/Washington, DC team partnered with many organizations.

Team Moldova began as Team Kosovo, but God changed their plans and lead them instead to the little-known country of Moldova.

Team Kenya partnered with Empowering Lives International, traveling from village to village, running women's programs, children's ministry, and going door to door visiting with the people.

Team Japan partnered with local churches as well as volunteered their time in several orphanages.

Although faced with the unexpected, Team India (June) had the opportunity to partner with several organizations.

The first India team, India May, worked with the Missionaries of Charity, the ministry begun by Mother Teresa.

Team Haiti served many through music education and medical assistance.

Team Ecuador worked in the capitol city of Quito, as well as in the jungle.

Team China served at various locations, teaching English to high school students.

Team Cambodia/Singapore worked with local pastors and churches to meet the needs of those in Cambodia and Singapore.