Experience Mission Blog

Whether you are at full-scale shelter-in-place or simply practicing safe social distancing to avoid spreading the coronavirus, you may be wondering what it looks like to love your neighbor as yourself in this season. How can we possibly serve others when we are being told to stay as far away from others as possible?

We want to be a resource for all mission trip teams and individual participants as we all navigate this unknown situation together.

At Experience Mission, we think spring break is the perfect time to unplug from academics and commit to learning to love and serve others like Jesus.

She is in primary school. She likes to color and read. She doesn't have a favorite color because she likes so many of them.

Every year, EM hosts short-term mission trip teams in Catadupa, Jamaica. Here are five reasons why your team should be one of them!

A truly unique place, taking a mission trip to the Navajo Reservation feels like you've left the States behind and entered a new country hidden within the borders of the U.S.

You won't see the stories and pictures of Bahamians that pushed through the heartache of destruction and were forced to find a new normal in the midst of rebuilding.

We want be a resource for you at every step of the way, so we assembled some tips for planning your mission trip travel so your trip can be as stress-free as possible.

Like most worthwhile experiences, there is always a cost to mission trips, and it’s likely that you and your team will need to raise money in order to go on your trip.

A question I want to leave you with is if everything was taken away, if there wasn't even a chair for you to sit in, would you still go to church?