
Why should I consider going on a GI trip?
- Develop a heart for the nations locally, regionally, and globally.
- Grow and stretch your worldview as it pertains to people of other cultures.
- Build relationships in the body while serving as the hands and feet of Jesus.
Where: Juarez, Mexico
When: December 10-14, 2026
Cost: Approximately $800 (flights may affect cost)
- Join our partner churches in the Juarez Valley to pack and hand out Christmas packages to families in the church communities.
- Attend services at our partner churches, and see how God is working through His people in Mexico.
- This trip is an awesome opportunity for your family to travel and serve together with other NMCers.
Where: El Sembrador School, Honduras
When: January 28 - February 6, 2027
Cost: $1,800
Travel with this GI team to help with campus projects at El Sembrador School in Honduras, one of NMC's major global partners!
You'll stay on the El Sembrador property (with great housing accomdations) to help with anything they need to get the campus ready for the new school year, which begins in February. Projects could include landscaping, painting, and general construction.
At the end of each workday, you'll get to spend time playing games with the boys that live on campus.
This trip is a great fit for both men and women, especially if you've never been on a Global Impact trip before!
Where: Mae Sot, Thailand
When: March 11-22, 2027
Cost: $2,000
Join this GI team to partner with Kristy Mikel, an NMC missionary who serves along the Thailand/Burma border with Outpour Family Foundation.
You'll get to help lead church services leading up to Easter and spend lots of time with the youth and staff of Outpour. This trip also includes some minor construction projects on their new property (no construction experience required).
Please note, travel on this trip is rather strenuous and not for the faint of heart. But once you meet the precious people and see the ministry of Outpour Family Foundation, the long flights will all be worth it!
Where: Doctor Arroyo, Mexico (a community in the interior of the country, just north of San Luis Potosí)
When: April 3-10, 2027
Cost: $1,200
Travel to Mexico to serve and connect with the Dr. Arroyo community! As part of this GI team, you'll help lead multiple days of children's services in remote villages. You'll also visit a hospital to serve lunch to families in the waiting area, share the gospel with door-to-door visitations, and participate in one or two church services.
This team will enjoy the area together, including a fun day trip to Real de Catorce, a historic former silver-mining town.
Accommodations on this trip are comfortable and family-friendly, making this a great opportunity for individuals, couples, and families to experience a short-term missions trip together.
Come serve, build relationships, experience another culture, and see how God can use you in the lives of others!
Where: AGC Baby Centre in Nakuru, Kenya
When: June 3-18, 2027
Cost: $3,500 (flights may affect cost)
This team will work alongside the staff at the Africa Gospel Church Baby Centre in Nakuru, Kenya. The AGC Baby Centre has rescued, redeemed, and restored more than 550 babies who were abandoned. You'll get to encourage and love on the children and staff on this trip.
Missed a trip registration deadline?
Email NielDiener@nmc.church to see if the trip you're interested in is still open for sign-ups.
Global Impact Requirements
1. Passport
2. GI 101 Class
Next GI 101 Class:
5:30-8:30 PM in the Fireside Room (Entrance A)
*Dinner Provided*

— Wycliff Keter, GI Arizona Team

— Jamie Moyer, GI Kenya Team

I went to Honduras searching for growth, a more intimate relationship with my Heavenly Father, and tools to help me daily live out my faith. I found all those and much more, all because I said "yes" to God calling me out of my comfort zone.
— Josh Kincaid, GI Honduras Team

— Dustin Geyer, GI Southeast Asia Team

Hearing testimonies from others on my team, seeing the people's desire to know more of God and share the gospel with others, and praying in unity as a team were some of my top moments from the Global Impact trip.
— Phu Le, GI Arizona Team

I always come home from El Sembrador with an appreciation of the wonderful work our missionaries do there in teaching the students—not only academics—but how to grow in their faith and live a life pleasing to God. If you've never been on a mission trip, I highly recommend you go to El Sembrador. It's a beautiful place!
— Marci Cramer-Hochstetler, GI Honduras Team

My biggest takeaway wasn't the phenomenal food, playing fun games as a team, or handing out backpacks to kids. It was seeing the Body of Christ. My eyes were truly unveiled at how my team and the church in Juarez collided despite language and cultural barriers. The Lord is working, not just in the United States or at NMC, but all around the world. When we follow the call to go and share the good news through serving others, we're examples of Christ. If given the opportunity, go on a Global Impact trip. It will change your life!
— Kiersten Todd, GI Mexico Team

If you get a chance to go—whether that’s to El Sembrador or Kenya or wherever—just go! It will change you and help you become more like Jesus. That’s what it’s done for me. My prayer is to become more like Jesus, and I see Him clearly when I visit El Sembrador.
— Dick Holdeman, GI Honduras Team

Every time I visit with a partner in Juarez, I’m always struck by how well they serve us and the hospitality of the pastors and congregations. Their fellowship and friendship is so refreshing, even with the language barrier. They remind me that loving people well and serving others doesn’t have to be—and usually isn’t—done in a big showy way.
If you have the opportunity to visit a global partner, do whatever it takes to get there. You’ll come away with a new perspective of Jesus and how He's moving in different ways and in different places.
— Bryce Fisher, GI Mexico Team

— Jamie Lengacher, GI Kenya Team

— Linna Sommers, GI Mexico Team


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