Mission Trip Essay

Before You Go... Going to another country can be a little bit scary, especially if you are going to a third world country and you don’t plan on staying in the safe touristy areas. With this blog, I hope to appeal to others who are going on a mission trip to Nicaragua for the first time. Through my personal narrative, I hope to calm those first time jitters that people are inclined to get before doing something outside of their comfort zone. It can help when you have an idea about what you are getting

Mission Trip: Part B Latin America is known for the low education rates. This is unfortunate because high percentages of the countries in this situation are children under 25. For example Peru has an overall population of 45.88% of children under 25, Brazil has 39.74%, and Guatemala peaks at 57.56%. Without solid education, this population will continue to live in poverty. While planning a mission trip, it is important to note what a country is truly in need of. All of these countries are

the mission trip I became a part of from June 18, 2017 to June 24, 2017 when my church went to Cannon Falls through Group Missions. During this mission trip, I have met some amazing people, made some great memories, and more importantly, formed a closer relationship with God. Before the trip, my relationship with God has just been at a plateau with me barely reading his word, praying from time to time, and just having a relationship with Him as if we were just acquaintances. During the trip, I met

synthesis essay prompt there are a multitude of different sources. With three sources supporting mission trips and four against, photos, charts, articles from blogs, and satire, the student has many choices to write the essay with. Sources C, E, and G are sources supporting the action of going on mission trips. Source C is from a youth missionary website. It is a list of five reasons to go on a mission trips. Some of the reasons are: they brings people together, they broaden perspective, and they challenge

excited for are the weeklong summer mission trips I take with my church. Usually those trips are not significantly far away from home, such as in Austin or Oklahoma City, but I have always wanted to take my mission work a little further outside my comfort zone. Every July my church takes about fifteen people on a trip to Mellier, Haiti to do mission work, and that is the next place I want to go. This past summer, one of my close friends went on the Haiti trip, and after seeing all of her pictures

Hello! This is Paige! I am writing to ask you if you would like to sponsor me on my mission trip! By being a sponsor, I am asking not only for you're help financially if you are able, but most importantly to pray for me before and during my mission!! Speaking of the mission, let me tell you a bit more about what I'll be doing on my trip! In 2014 during Spring Break, I had the opportunity to go the Apache reservation in Arizona to actually build a house! In 2015, I went to the Appalachian Mountains

possibly help people through doing it. I wanted to do something great with my friends. I found all this and more in one, jam-packed week which my church friends and I like to call a mission trip. The mission trip was full of excitement, worship, fun, service, and unity among everyone who was there. I attended the mission trip along with about 50 or 60 other people from AXIS, which is my church’s high school program. This year, we traveled to the west side of Charleston, West Virginia and stayed for about

when I went on a service-oriented missions trip to Chicago this past summer with my church. The week-long trip proved to be a challenging time, both mentally and physically, and it required me to think outside the box on different occasions in order to solve problems. I went on the trip with 19 other students from my church after we were chosen from among all the people in our youth group. We were seen as the leaders in our church’s youth group, and this missions trip was to teach us how to live out

In November of 2014, the annual advertisement for global mission trips played on the LED screen of my church. The limited mission trip options for high school students flew across the screen and enticed everyone sitting in the metallic and squeaky chairs. The country of Jamaica stood out to me. Both of my parents, grew up in Jamaica, and immigrated to America. Now, 20 years later, my dad chose to lead the trip to Jamaica to touch the lives of his people. In March of 2015, on a tropical

Summer 2016 was the best summer with lots of memories. June started off with us going on a mission trip to Iquitos, Peru with our church youth group. Waking up in a hot and humid room to the sound of the roosters crowing reminded me that I wasn’t in the US any more. Floating 2 hours down the Amazon River to go to a little town to di-parasite and brush the teeth of little kids is something I will never forget. Our mode of transportation was either riding in the back of a truck or trying to fit