MISSION TRIPS CHANGE LIVES.
THE FIRST LIFE YOU CHANGE MAY BE YOUR OWN!
We invite you to travel with The Outreach Foundation to spend time with our global partners - to encourage and be encouraged! Our international friends inspire us with their dedication and witness, even in difficult places.
Join us to see what God is doing through these amazing friends all over the world!
This page details upcoming planned trips and also trips in development. If you see a destination you’d like to visit, please reach out to us using the email next to each opportunity. We can help coordinate the perfect, life changing mission trip!
If you are a seminarian or new pastor and would like to be considered for a scholarship for a trip to see how God is working through our global partners, please contact info@theoutreachfoundation.org for more information.
planned Trips
Türkiye
(November 1-11)
Registration Now Closed
The annual November trip to Türkiye is a marque trip for The Outreach Foundation, our partners, and participants. This year we are pleased to align with our Persian Diaspora partner, PARS Theological Centre, for their training conference in Izmir. After the conference is complete, we embark on a tour rich in biblical history as we visit the Seven Churches of Revelation (Rev.2 & 3).
Join us as we draw from the spirit of the early church as together we grow His church today.
To learn more about this trip, please download the trip flyer by clicking here. If you would like to learn about future opportunities to travel with us to Türkiye, please reach out to Associate Director for Mission Doug Stewart.
Trips In Development
Our team is constantly planning upcoming opportunities to visit our partners and see their Kingdom work firsthand. Below are some of the trips we are working on — if you see one you’d like to learn more about, please send a message to the email listed.
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During the week, the team will spend meaningful time with Safehouse leaders and servants in the Netherlands through small home gatherings, fellowship, prayer, teaching, and personal conversations. The main gathering will be a one-day Safehouse Seminar on Saturday, March 20, hosted at Safehouse Church, bringing the wider Farsi-speaking community together for worship, biblical teaching, prayer, fellowship, testimony, and personal ministry.
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The Novus Foundation brings a commitment and passion for holistic kingdom work in Poland, Ukraine, and several countries in Africa, Asia, and South America, by facilitating relief efforts, theological education, church planting training, and providing training for professional Christian counseling. Our week embedded with them will be a time of learning, mutual encouragement and inspiration.
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Come and join us for an enriching time in the beautiful Belgium countryside near the French Border. You have the unique opportunity to come alongside our brothers and sisters from the Iranian Church of Brussels. Together, we will spend time in God’s creation deepening our faith and building relationships. Use your giftedness to serve in various areas - teaching, hospitality, small groups, children’s area, youth ministry, games and more.
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In Spain – one of the most spiritually resistant nations in Europe – Centro Familiar Cristiano (Christian Family Center) Sabadell, just outside Barcelona, is boldly and joyfully proclaiming the gospel. In a culture where faith is often sidelined and religious skepticism runs deep, CFC is a thriving church that lives out its calling with passion, perseverance, and deep love for God and neighbor. Join us as we learn with and from our friends at CFC, while also experiencing a glimpse of Spain’s culture.
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The Pastoral, Outreach, and Mission Council (POMC) of the Presbyterian Church of Egypt has long recognized the importance of planting churches in new communities and revitalizing churches that have stood for almost 100 years. With 40+ new church projects, and land in 50+ new cities representing even more opportunity for growth, the work is as exciting as ever! Visits to Egypt will include time with these churches and ministries, and an opportunity to witness firsthand how the church in Egypt is continuing to grow and respond to current events, including a growing number of refugees arriving in Egypt.
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It is estimated that around 70% of the indigenous Central Asian population is unreached by the gospel. But closing the gap are courageous Christian leaders who exhibit God’s love under tremendous challenges. Visits to Central Asia will include opportunities to meet trusted partners who live and work in the region, many of whom have endured imprisonment or have family members who have been severely persecuted for their faith. You will leave inspired by their faith, encouraged by their creativity, and emboldened to share your faith.
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Our partners in Lebanon continue to be an example of how “suffering produces perseverance, perseverance character, and character hope…” Visits to Lebanon will include visits with our Presbyterian family of the National Evangelical Synod of Syria and Lebanon (NESSL) and the Compassion Centers with Compassion Protestant Society (CPS), the diaconal arm of NESSL. In addition, we will have the chance to see other partners in the region, including Near East School of Theology and an early childhood development center.
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The core of this trip is a women’s conference that is held every year at a lovely mountain retreat center north of Beirut. During the conference we share life together with women from Syria and Lebanon, learning with and from one another while worshipping, studying Scripture, and sharing stories of faith and resilience.
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Joining with one of our new partners, Bible Society of the Gulf (BSG), a visit to the Arabian Gulf will offer a glimpse into how BSG is sharing the Gospel with the more than 160 nationalities that live in the region. Time in the Arabian Gulf include visits to Bible resource centers, worship services in multiple languages, conversation with leaders from different Christian traditions, a chance to connect with the rich tapestry of migrant congregations from all over the world.
