Making Youth Mission Trip Follow-Up Your Starting Point
By working to ensure we convey more than a feel-good experience, our short-term trips can have long term impact.
Students can proclaim God’s greatness right where they are, and partner with those who have gone to hard places to do the same.

By working to ensure we convey more than a feel-good experience, our short-term trips can have long term impact.
Serving is not about us…but about what God is doing, and how he invites us to join him in what he is doing.
As your hosts cast the vision for their ministry, your students will see real examples of Christians engaging their cultural context for the sake of the gospel.
Keep reminding parents that the trip is a way for their students to share the love of Jesus with others and to learn cross-culturally from fellow believers.
With proper planning, a mission trip can be both a blessing to people in another location and a significant week of discipleship for our students.
Looking Jesus as our example of how to engage the world with his message of hope and love, then we must consider our place, proximity, and posture.