Church-to-Church offers American churches the opportunity to spiritually and physically support a sister church internationally (examples: Haiti, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Peru, Nicaragua, Cuba, etc). These partnerships are also offered domestically in disaster relief areas and through our Native American ministries on Indian reservations throughout the United States. Please help us as we offer partnerships and true relationship in areas of great need.

Help families strengthen their bond and develop a "Great Commission-oriented" family mindset by serving together on the mission field for a week.

WAYS YOU CAN HELP PRAY FOR: Those affected. The local authorities. Our Ministry Partners Relief Teams aiding the rebuilding process DONATE: All donations will be deployed toward our relief efforts.

Support the Ambassador Mission Trip program in which high school students participate in trips from two weeks up to a month. Whether it’s a sports camp in Romania, a prayer walk in a Guatemalan volcano, or earthquake relief in Haiti, it will be an adventure they will never forget!

This initiative is based in the Red Light Districts of India to bring hope, redemption, and love to the women and children held captive in the darkness that surrounds them. Help us provide a safe place for the victims of sex and human trafficking rings.

This initiative seeks to empower internally displaced people in Kenya, Africa who have been refugees within their own country and living in tents since 2007. We focus on five areas of need: water, land, community center, a charcoal project, and businesses for women.

Help enable participants to experience opportunities, encounter God, and experience a passionate relationship with Him. As they step out of their comfort zones, this is a great opportunity to serve, grow, plant spiritual fruit, and minister side-by-side with others.

Orphans are close to the heart of Adventures In Missions, as we believe God cares deeply for the fatherless. Support our work in fulfilling James 1:27 by giving to the Orphan Fund.