2012 Mission Trips
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Interested in learning more about student missions: contact our Director of Campus Ministries office at (561) 803-2540.
| Spring Break | Summer |
| Bolivia: Care for orphans; lead sidewalk Sunday schools; mentor youth; work on projects. | Refugees: Serve a refugee community in Africa. Participant priority is for ministry, psychology, nursing and pre-med majors. |
| Rio, Brazil: Assist the local church with after school tutoring, sports and build relationships with youth. | Asia: Host coffee houses, build relationships and teach English at a university. |
| Amazon, Brazil: Travel to the Amazon River and assist with medical clinics and youth ministry in villages. | S. Africa Trek: Serve in creative outreach, mercy ministry, sports, arts and youth work in various communities. |
| Caribbean: Encourage the local church, and build relationships with the youth. | U.K. Olympic Fest: Serve local communities by assisting churches with street festivals and music. |
| D.R. I: Assist a local church with work projects, and build relationships with youth in a mountain community. | Sweden: Build relationships, host coffee houses and use music, art and sports to assist a new church. |
| D.R. II: Assist a local church with work projects, and build relationships in a barrio. (Participant priority for Baxter Hall) | Cambodia: Assist a church with community development projects, youth outreach and conversational English groups. |
| Haiti: Care for orphans, and help with relief and development projects. | Thailand: Assist a new community development project with youth outreach and conversational English groups. |
| Honduras: Assist a new church plant, and work projects and community outreach. | Swaziland: Assist home health care givers with family home visits, assist with a new pre-school and serve the local church with an after school program for youth. |
| Jamaica: Assist local churches with youth, and community outreach in Montego Bay and a mountain community. |
South Asia: Build relationships, and serve the church in slum communities. |
| Great Lakes: Build relationships, and serve internationals without leaving the U.S. |

