MISSION TRIPS
Join us on a Global mission trip!
Below is information about currently scheduled trips.
As new trips are planned, dates will be added. Global mission trips require a degree of fluidity and flexibility.
Details for each trip are below as well as steps for registration and sign up.
UGANDA
Partnering with One More Child, a team from Church on Bayshore will serve in the community of Kamonkoli, Uganda with Genesis School, Hines Uganda Ministries, and local churches. Teams will serve students at the local school, do family evangelistic home visits, participate in food distributions and Bible clubs.
Who: Adults should be in good health, able to withstand hot weather, walk and be on their feet for long periods of time, and comfortable with crowds. Open to adults, men and women.
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(Because of safety and traveling dynamics in country, if a female would like to be a part of the team who does not have a husband also on the trip, we must have at least 2 females.)
NEW YORK CITY
Purpose: Join Bayshore Students as we serve in New York City alongside SEND Network church plants who are working to reach their neighborhoods with the Gospel. During the week we will serve in various capacities to support several local churches as they endeavor to build relationships and share Christ.
Potential projects and areas of service: canvassing neighborhoods, clean-up, food distribution, neighborhood evangelism
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Who: Bayshore Students High School Ministry
LIMA, PERU
Join a team working alongside IMB missionaries working to reach areas of Lima Peru. Working alongside IMB missionaries the team will hose medical clinics which provide opporunity to meet physical needs while also providing counsel and opportunities for Gospel conversations.
Not all participants need to have medical training or background as many team members will spend time talking to, counseling, and ministering to clinic patients and serving in areas around the clinic. Many of those who are reached by these clinics are Venezuelen refugees and those from low socio-economic backgrounds without access to care.
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