You know following Jesus is an adventure.

Now, let’s share that with your youth! 

Join us on a mission trip to Gainesville today!

Customize your mission trip

We work with you to understand your objectives and put together an experience that is specifically designed for your group. Our team takes care of logistics, ministry planning, debriefs, devotionals, and provides extra project leaders so you can focus on discipleship and showing your youth how to follow the voice of God and live for Him.  

What will we be doing?

Your team will partner with a variety of ministries in the Gainesville area. Ministry may look like serving alongside:

• Serving at a boutique and shelter that support homeless women and children. Teams will help clean, organize, and sort through donations.

• Working with an organization that gives hope and opportunity to women and children at risk or forced into the commercial sex trade around the world. Teams will help sort, organize, and tag items. 

• Helping with small construction and cleaning projects in homes throughout the community, as well as prayer walks, building relationships with locals, and evangelism. 

• Coming alongside a program that helps homeless men and men who just got out of prison get back on their feet. It's a 9-month program centered around Christ and discipleship. Teams will assist with cleaning and organization projects.

Where will we stay?

Your team will be split up in classrooms and sleep on the floor of a church. Adventures will provide a trained project leader who will go shopping and provide meals for the team. Teams are encouraged to help with meal prep. There will be access to limited wifi, showers, and bathrooms. 

Activate your youth to live for Christ today!

Whether you’re a mom or dad looking for a family trip or a youth pastor interested in taking your youth group on a mission trip, Gainesville may be a great fit for you. 

You are raising up a generation of world changers. It's time to help them put their faith into action! 

Resources

What do we believe?

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