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 "It was an awesome experience that really allowed me to help others and see how other people live. I would do it again in a heartbeat!"
How I did it: My church organized a mission trip to Ecuador and had a lot of fundraising events. I also wrote letters to people asking if they would be willing to support the cause. This is how I was able to afford it. Lessons & tips: Pack for all kinds of weather, get your passport in plenty of time and don't try to bring back food in your suitcase. Resources: Fundraising |
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commandercandy is chillin.
How I did it: I went to Mexico to help at a mission and orphanage for a week with some friends and family members. There are too many details to go into right now, but it was incredible. It took a lot of planning and fundraising to be able to get our group down there, but it was so worth it. I really feel I made a difference in the lives of those kids. Read how I did it…
PeeBecky Is Head Over Heels For Her
How I did it: Well the school i was attending was offering to go to mexico and build 6 houses for people that were less fortunate. At first i wasnt sure if it was going to be worth it but after seeing their faces when we presented them with the keys... it made the entire trip more than just worth it... it made it memorable. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I signed up with a group from school that was going in college. I didn't really know anyone on my team, so it was a big step out of my comfort zone. By the end of the trip, I knew these people so well, and I felt like we served the people and told them about Jesus and grew close together. It was amazing. Read how I did it…
djrooters Iam a University student and im preparing for our final exam
i want to exprience a life that is hard to imagine and to make people know about how to struggle in the times of hunger,for the Lord…......all of my life ive never gone to any other country and see what kind of life they face daily and how they solve it?
Hey everyone! My husband and I are missionaries over in Northern China. Every summer we hold a 6 week internship for college students who are interested in serving in a church in China. These interns learn about church planting, disciple making and take Chinese classes. We are also holding an English camp and looking for people who would be interested in being a volunteer teacher! If you are at all interested I can send you an application and more info. via e-mail:)
Corinthea over thinking
i’ve never been out of the country all though i have my passport. i really respect people who go on mission trips. they go thousands of miles away from home and out of their comfort zone and just help people.
i want to give water to children in Kenya
i want to help orphans in Honduras
i want to build houses in Jamaica
i want to make someone’s life a little better
pshhcaroline is decorating for christmas!
I was going to, but I haven’t yet. I want to know that I at least made a difference somewhere, or maybe even in someone’s life. I think that’d be one of the greatest feelings to experience.
collegegirl2108 wow have not been on for a while
It is a amazing experience . I went to Russia for a month and Africa for a month. Two country so different but one thing in common need Jesus . I could go on and on . So if you what to hear more about one or both trips email me . i love talking about . make feel there again . I plan to do more mission trip in in the future.
NittleGrasper is thinking.
I went to a mission trip back in 2005, during the summer of my freshman year. Despite aching muscles, grimy hair, putrid porta-pottys, and boiling hot weather, it’s all worth it.
My parish drove down from the Bay Area to Tijuana, Mexico to build two houses in an impoverished neighborhood. When we finished, you could tell that the families were truly thankful for the work that we have done.
Go do it!!! It’s definitely worth doing.
An amazing experience. When you give it comes back to you ten fold.
Gina is trying to find her place in life
I am praying that someday I will be able to.
I just got back from an awesome trip to Egypt. I loved it! So many miraculous things happened there.
Checkout www.generation-alive.org for info on missions and things…email them there and you’ll be glad you did.
Trip to Capetown to build houses in the townships for those who can’t afford them.
AlissonNJ wants to remodel my kitchen
vote
watch anime episodes online for free
be more tolerant of stupid, annoying people
play, record, mix, and produce my own music
Be an extra in a movie
Pay off all my credit cards
Open my own day spa
find love
do a handstand
melissa wants to try something new once a month
Get into med school
reconnect with old friends
Improve my posture
Be optimistic
get back in shape
have a library
sleep less
go to my 10 year high school reunion
make my dad proud
go rock climbing
lose 17 pounds
romikumu wants to be completely happy
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