Mission Trip Essay

Not many people get excited when they talk about Chisinau, Moldova, but I do! God sent me to Moldova for five days, June fifth through twelfth, for my first mission trip out of the United States. The goal of my mission trip was to teach English to kids with a church called Meteora in Chisinau, love on kids, and get to know the city and culture of Moldova. It was our goal in Moldova to be God’s hands and feet. In Moldova, my team did a glorified vacation bible school with about thirty-five kids at

rewarding experiences I have ever had was the mission trip I took to Costa Rica earlier this summer. Being able to be immersed in the culture of such a happy country while being able to help a family get a home changed my life forever. Meeting a family that had nothing but was so willing to share the little amount they had was such a humbling experience. Everyone we encountered on the trip was so nice and giving.The most important lessons I learned from this trip is that things I have taken for granted

begin to prepare for our trip! Cambodia is 95% Buddhist, and not many know the love that God has for them. Pray that we will be able to be a light to those who live in darkness. Also pray that I will prepare spiritually, that I will grow closer to our Lord so that I may walk right alongside Him in such a dark country. My biggest fear is that I will take for granted the opportunities I have while in Cambodia, so pray specifically that I will make every moment of this trip count—before, during, and

ventured to different regions of Pennsylvania on mission trips with my church, First Parish Congregational Church. These mission trips are week long service projects set up by an organization called Group Mission Trips. This Organization sponsors mission trips all throughout the country, and I have had the privilege to attend two. My first in Scranton, Pennsylvania in 2014, and my second in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania last summer. Both of these mission trips provided plenty of opportunities to grow through

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smile on my face and warmed my heart as I watched them. During the summer of 2017, I served on a ten day mission trip to Tomohon, a small village in Indonesia. I have been on two mission trips to New York and West Virginia previous to this one, but have wanted to go one out of the country for a number of years. So when I was informed about it, I jumped on the opportunity quickly. Leaving for the trip, I was unsure of what to expect; we were told that we would work on whatever projects came up while we

journey to Philadelphia for a mission trip. We would be helping plant a church and provide outreach in the local community. We all expected it to be fairly painless trip, but we were blind-sides when God decided to transform our lives, while we were taking the opportunity to revolutionize others. We started the trip off with high spirits, we knew what our purpose was when we arrive and we were excited. From Georgia to Pennsylvania, what we thought would be an 12 hour trip turned into 26. We proceeded

Nicaragua Mission Trip My trip to a third world country opened my eyes to see that everyone is not as blessed as we are here in America. Nicaragua is a very poor country. People in Nicaragua are robbed of the luxuries we Americans have. Such as, simply, having three meals a day. Most people have to travel far just to find food to bring home to their families. I felt like God had called me to go to these people not so I can bless them, yet so they can bless me and my eyes would be opened.

Very often, students go on mission trips to different states and countries to do good work and positively affect communities. Recently, I went on a mission trip for a week to an Appalachian area called Joppa mountain where we ran a camp for underprivileged kids while many of their parents went to work in tomato fields. The experience opened my eyes to how difficult it is for working immigrants who come to America to make a better life for their children. While we spent money and resources to travel

I am Dustin Kehoe, and I have had many people and events in my life that influenced what happened and is happening to me. In the summer of 2016, I was on a Kentucky mission trip when me and 2 of my friends when to hike on a mountain and almost went off the edge and would have been a 3-story fall to the pavement. Before that moment I was terrified of heights, but now I don’t mind and I have been able to and will continue to do more activities. During my life, so far, I have mostly been exposed to