It is Not Too Late to Plan a 2018 Mission Experience

Well, supposedly Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Ground Hog’s Day, so guess we are in the middle of six more weeks of winter.  At any rate, Spring is coming (Lord willing), with the official first day set for March 20th, and most all of us can’t wait for it to get here.  Daylight Savings Time begins on March 11th and we will once again enjoy the longer days, more sunlight, and hopefully warmer temperatures.  It will be here before we know it, as the time just seems to fly by.

Have you planned your 2018 mission experience yet?  If not, there is still time.  Not only do you have time to plan something for Summer and Fall 2018, but it is still not too late to plan something for Spring break.

There are lots of opportunities to serve.  Projects have been updated on the KBC website and new projects are being added almost weekly.  To see a list of the opportunities, go to www.kybaptist.org/go.  Once there, you can search by type of project you would like to do, location of the project, and length of assignment.

Most projects are for one week or less, however there are some summer-intern type opportunities, as well as some full-time (2 years or more) opportunities.  If available, and you feel the Lord leading you to do so, consider serving for an extended period of time.  You will be blessed.

Whether one person or a larger team, there is a place for you.  Whether a men’s group, women’s group, youth group, children’s group, mixed group, or a family team, there is a place for you.  Whether in Kentucky, the United States, or around the world, there is a place for you.

Let us help connect you with a place to serve in missions in 2018.  Not only will you make a difference, it will make a difference in you.

For more information contact us at [email protected].

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