Three types of outreach. One mission under God.

Upcoming Domestic Go! Teams

  • Arizona

    This trip is in partnership with our partner Story Church. This team will serve alongside church members from Story church to do outreach activities in the community of Queen Creek and beyond.

    Storychurchaz.com


    Age Requirement: All ages (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 12

    Cost: $1,350

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Philadelphia, PA

    Are you a youth aged 6th–12th grade ready for a week that will spark real change? Join

    us in Philadelphia for an unforgettable Summer of Service mission trip with The

    Philadelphia Project—where service, worship, and fellowship come alive in the heart

    of the city. You’ll work in teams to serve Philadelphia homeowners through hands-on

    repair projects—painting, yard work, basic construction, and more. Every task helps

    restore dignity, safety, and beauty to homes in need, all while building relationships with

    the people you serve.


    Age Requirement: Middle School and High School Students

    Team Size: 30

    Cost: $600

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Iowa

    This trip is in partnership with Ends of Earth Cycling. This team will come as the support staff. They will support those who choose to participate in the ride as a cyclist. They will help with the logistics such as meal prep, transporting materials, and water stations. This team will also have many opportunities for outreach and sharing the gospel with riders from other organizations participating in the IOWA ride, which is a national ride.

    Endscycling.com


    Age Requirement: All ages (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 10

    Cost: $1,150

    Apply by January 4, 2026

Upcoming Global Go! Teams

  • Honduras

    This trip is in partnership with Buena Vista Sports Academy. This team will help at the sports academy through participating in soccer training, Bible study, and building relationships with the boys who attend the academy. This team will also go out into the community to do home visits and invite other children to participate in a one day carnival at the academy.

    Buena Vista Sports Academy website: Bvboys.com


    Age Requirement: 12+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 12

    Cost: $1,550

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Malawi

    This trip is in partnership with Hands on Africa. This team will go out into the schools and community and share the good news of the Gospel as well as other ministry opportunities.

    Handsonafrica.com


    Age Requirement: 18+

    Team Size: 10

    Cost: $2,500

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Dominican Republic

    This trip is in partnership with Eastern Dominican Christian Mission.

    This team will participate in a variety of ministries such as leadership development, women’s ministry, children’s ministry, pastoral care, and possibly some small projects.

    Easterndominican.org


    Age Requirement: 12+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 15

    Cost: $1,850

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Sierra Leone

    This trip is in partnership with Hands on Africa. This team will help with a medical clinic, sharing the gospel with those who come to the clinic, school ministry, teaching at the Theology college, and

    encouraging/loving the orphans at the orphanage.

    HandsonAfrica.com


    Age Requirement: 16+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 10

    Cost: $2,550

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Costa Rica

    This trip is in partnership with Set Apart Costa Rica. This team will do projects on their ministry compound that will enable this ministry partner to do ministry more effectively. This trip is a more labor-focused trip.

    Set Apart Costa Rica website: Setapartcr.org


    Age Requirement: All ages (minors must be accompanied by a parent)

    Team Size: 12

    Cost: $1,550

    Apply by January 4, 2026

  • Kenya

    This trip is in partnership with Centre of Hope and Transformation ministries. We will be working in two areas of Kenya with Pastor Ezekiel and his staff. They have multiple church plants and schools. We will help with children’s ministry, small projects, women’s ministry, training pastors, evangelism, etc.

    Centre of Hope and Transformation website: Cohat.org


    Age Requirement: 18+

    Team Size: 12

    Cost: $2,850

    Apply by January 4, 2026

Missions Partners

Arundel Christian Church deeply cares about the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those inside and outside our church building. Therefore, we have partnered with organizations/individuals locally, nationally, and globally to support need-meeting ministries that help to build God’s Kingdom.

  • Local Missions
    The Way Homes

    The Way Homes provides a healthy drug and alcohol-free environment for individuals who have committed to a 12-step program with Jesus Christ as our higher power. The Way Homes provides a safe place to rebuild and recover, surrounded by a community that encourages them in their sobriety and their faith.

  • Local Missions
    Harvest Missions

    Harvest Resources partners with Anne Arundel County families and individuals that are working towards self-sufficiency and addiction recovery by providing needed food and resources. They are one of the biggest food pantries in the county.

  • Local Missions
    Youth For Christ

    YFC reaches young people everywhere, working together with the local church and other like-minded partners to raise up lifelong followers of Jesus who led by their godliness in lifestyle, devotion to the Word of God and prayer, passion for sharing the love of Christ, and commitment to social involvement. Marie Reem works specifically in Anne Arundel County with both high school students who meet regularly in her home and with middle school students at Lyndale Middle School.

  • Local Missions
    Wellspring Life Ministry

    Wellspring Life Ministry is a faith-based, medical non-profit serving those facing pregnancy-related and sexual health issues by offering physical, emotional, and spiritual support and empowering them to make healthy and life-affirming decisions.

  • National Missions
    Stadia

    They help you start thriving, growing, multiplying churches for the next generation. They want to see every child have a church.


    The word “stadia” is a unit of measure used in scripture. Not only was it used to describe the distance from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but how far the disciples were from the shore when Jesus challenged Peter to walk on water, and as the name of a foot race similar to what Paul had in mind when he talked about perseverance. It’s also used to describe the distance around the heavenly city outlined in Revelation 21:16, which will be filled with people from every tribe, language, and nation.


    Stadia is designed to help guide new-church leaders through the beautiful, but sometimes difficult journey of launching and leading new churches that thrive, grow, and multiply for the next generation— so that the world may know Jesus.

  • National Missions
    Ends of Earth Cycling

    We are an active bicycling community impacting youth globally. We give people who want to change the world opportunities to use cycling to bring the hope of the Gospel to global youth through multi-day, Christ-centered bicycling tours.



  • National Missions
    Story Church

    Story Church is a group of people with a focus on reaching the Queen Creek area of Arizona. We believe that your story is unique and meaningful and worth knowing. Our desire is to get to know you better and learn who you truly are. We also want to help you see how your story can connect with Jesus' story and how that can make your life better.



  • National Missions
    Intervarsity - John Hopkins Campus

    The purpose of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA is to establish and advance

    at colleges and universities witnessing communities of students and faculty

    who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God’s Word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture, and God’s purposes in the world. Jeffrey Lin works with Intervarsity at John Hopkins, the medical school in the heart of Baltimore.

  • Global Missions
    Buena Vista Sports Academy, Honduras

    The game of soccer gives us access into tough places around the world, and an audience of boys and young men. Soccer is essentially an international language, and a unique way to gain several hours per day of a young man's undivided attention. The soccer academy environment opens the door to sharing the gospel daily, teaching the Bible, and life-on-life discipleship. We are deeply involved in the daily life of the boys and young men in our academies.

  • Global Missions
    Eastern Dominican Christian Mission, Dominican Republic

    Eastern Dominican Christian Mission (EDCM) exists to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ by making disciples and forming those disciples into congregations. Since the founding of the mission in 2003, EDCM has had a goal of planting churches in the eastern part of the Dominican Republic and helping lead those churches to self-sufficiency. This goal is accomplished primarily by two words: Equip and Empower.



  • Global Missions
    Abba’s Pride, South Africa

    Our ministries aim to: feed hungry children; create preschool “Grow Zones” where ECD practitioners are equipped to teach children about Jesus and prepare them for school; create after-school “Safe Zones” where children can receive food, tutoring, and spiritual education; intentionally disciple adults and youth, coaching them to be transformational leaders in their communities.



  • Global Missions
    Set Apart Costa Rica

    Set Apart Costa Rica has been serving the indigenous people of Costa Rica for generations. They care for the forgotten through Bible translation, church planting, and other outreach.

  • Global Missions
    Inca Link - Central & South America

    “The Crazy Crossons love adventure, and we believe the Lord has gifted our family with a unique passion of storytelling. In pursuit of this mission, our family travels to each Inca Link ministry site, partnering with leaders to serve their community. While serving, we build relationships and simultaneously gather stories through video, photos, and other creative content to use in sharing the ministry’s vision. We hope and pray the stories we tell will inspire others around the world to join in the mission of reaching the youth of Latin America.”

  • Global Missions
    Centre of Hope & Transformation Ministries - Kenya

    Centre of Hope and Transformation Ministries (COHAT) provides vital support to vulnerable communities through feeding programs, medical camps, and crisis response initiatives. With a focus on empowering women, supporting widows, orphans, and people with disabilities, and engaging youth through sports and community activities, COHAT is dedicated to holistic empowerment and transformative outreach.



  • Global Missions
    Hands on Africa

    Our Vision is that the last command of our Lord will be our first concern and in order to fulfil this vision we need to live Christ to those in need by providing in their basic needs such as taking care of orphans and widows, offer water supply, education and health care. Hands on Africa currently has ministries in 8 different African countries.


  • Global Missions
    Mission India

    We are a missions organization that doesn’t send Western missionaries. Instead, we train and equip local Christians in India to do the work God has called them to do. We are committed to spreading the Gospel in India in three ways: by reaching children, empowering adults, and planting local churches. The Good News of Jesus is at the forefront of all our programs, and Christ uses them to change people from the inside out!

  • Global Missions
    CMF - Thailand

    The CMF team in Chiang Mai team is passionate about empowering Thai people and communities to experience the fullness of life in Christ. The team's goal is to transform lives and communities, especially those trapped in cycles of poverty, with the Good News of God's Kingdom. The team is focused on forming and supporting creative, holistic community development-focused ministries within areas where selling children to traffickers in order to survive is prevalent.


    THEIR WORK INCLUDES:


    Groundbreaking sustainability work in farming and aquaponics.


    Community Health Evangelism with hill tribe people.


    Anti-human-trafficking work, especially among children and women.


    Educating the minds of the next generation of global leaders.


    A focus on children with disabilities.


    The team is focused on forming and supporting creative, holistic community development ministries that transform individuals and their communities through Christ into places where people know the truth and no longer have to “sell” their children to traffickers to survive.