In about one week, you can take the gospel to those who have never heard it. Short-term mission teams allow believers like you to visit unreached communities, share the good news of Jesus, and support local churches—usually in less than 10 days!
East-West operates in more than 40 countries across 10 major world regions. Short-term mission teams travel to many of these nations. These teams work closely with field leaders and national partners to strategically share the gospel where it’s most needed.
Not only will you have the opportunity to impact lives for eternity but your life will also be impacted. You will be a part of fulfilling the Great Commission while also growing in your faith and walk with Jesus. Here are some things to expect on an East-West short-term mission team.
Not only will you have the opportunity to impact lives for eternity but your life will also be impacted. You will be a part of fulfilling the Great Commission while also growing in your faith and walk with Jesus.
In South Asia, two short-term mission team participants were walking down a road when they encountered a man who was on his way to court. As they struck up a conversation, the man told the team members that he had been falsely accused of murder, and he was afraid of what was going to happen to him.
The teammates shared the gospel with him and answered his questions for more than an hour. The man’s heart was filled with joy as he heard of Jesus’ forgiveness and redeeming love. He learned that there was hope for him, and he put his faith in Jesus.
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East-West exists to glorify God by multiplying followers of Jesus in the spiritually darkest areas of the world. We do that by mobilizing the Body of Christ to evangelize the lost and equip local believers to multiply disciples and churches among the unreached.
Short-term mission teams are a critical part of our mission. Thousands of Christ followers participate in East-West teams to saturate unreached communities with the light of the gospel.
