
One Mission Students set to deploy about 90 college students across the world
Ben Edfeldt said there’s something powerful about being in the room with a group of students “who have committed part or all of their summer to take the gospel to
We are working with unreached indigenous peoples that live in the rural mountains of Southern Mexico. The Zoque desire to live a more simple life and believe their good works will earn them eternity. Our team shares Bible stories, visits people in their homes, and hosts special events with youth, children, and adults. We pursue entry points to share the gospel, disciple new believers, bridge the cultural gap, and earn trust in the community. We invite you to join us this summer! Your daily activities might include prayer walking, visiting homes to tell Bible stories, and sharing meals. If you have experience with music, sports or crafts, there may be opportunities to use those skills in outreach activities. Additionally, you can expect to be trained and mentored by IMB missionaries.
Special requirements: You must be bold and a self-starter. This project is in a rural setting - meaning not only will life be slow, but you many Western conveniences will be unavailable. Spanish is helpful, but not required.
Ben Edfeldt said there’s something powerful about being in the room with a group of students “who have committed part or all of their summer to take the gospel to
Lorrie McCarver* said she knew she was interested in missions when she attended a Go Night event in Tuscaloosa last year. She went to find out more about being sent