This year, Send Me Now is offering a few short-term teams in North America, which will be fully funded.
Tasks vary day by day, but include helping with multiple rodeos, helping manage and work alongside mission teams, yard work, cleaning, ministering to seniors, set up for farmers’ market, and any needs that arise.
Before the SBC begins, engage in meaningful ministry throughout the host city. These outreach efforts may include supporting local church plants, leading children’s ministry activities, participating in evangelism events, and engaging in hands-on community outreach.
Spend time praying for local churches and the community, while also participating in outreach and relationship-building opportunities. Engage with a community where people come from a Latter-day Saint (LDS) background, giving you a firsthand experience of how to listen well, understand a different worldview, and communicate the Gospel with clarity, humility, and love.
Spend the week engaging college students through spiritual surveys, listening to their stories, asking meaningful questions, and helping them take their next step toward Jesus. You’ll also partner with a local church for outreach, including a sports camp and other community opportunities.
Engage in a range of evangelism environments, including conversational outreach on college campuses, prayer walks through underserved neighborhoods sports-based outreach camps for kids and families, apologetic and worldview discussions, and serving alongside compassion ministries in the city.
What if your summer was about more than just serving—it was about meeting people, building friendships, and showing the love of Jesus to your neighbors? Join The Root Cellar in Portland, Maine, for a summer of Gospel-centered ministry among immigrant families, teens, and elementary students.
Live and serve in the heart of Houston while building relationships across generations and cultures—and getting hands-on experience sharing the Gospel and making disciples. Your days could look different: leading VBS and sports camps, connecting with kids and youth, serving families in under-resourced neighborhoods, helping with Ladies’ Bible studies, serving the homeless, working alongside local schools, or completing service projects for families in need.
Staffers experience a life-changing week serving teenagers through engagement in the Gospel, discipleship, leadership development, and missions. This camp takes place at California Baptist University over the course of five days.