Christian Mission
to JamaicaMonroe, New Hampshire
Mission trips

Go with us.

You don't need to be a pastor, a nurse or a carpenter. You need a willing heart, a passport and about nine days. We'll handle the rest.

What a trip looks like

A week in Clarendon.

Every trip follows a rhythm the churches know and love. Here's what our July 2025 team did — and what you'd do too.

Mornings: clinics & visits

Health-screening clinics at each partner church, school assemblies, and a morning at the nursing home.

Afternoons: VBS

Vacation Bible School every afternoon at Temple Baptist Church — stories, songs, crafts and the Gospel.

Evenings: preaching

Church services, a teen meeting with the youth at Gravel Ground, and time with the local pastors.

Sundays: worship

Preaching and fellowship at Temple Baptist and Gravel Ground — the highlight of the week.

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Who should go

Teens welcome. Nurses needed. Preachers wanted.

Our teams are a mix of adults and teenagers from New Hampshire churches. Five of our eight July 2025 team members were teens.

  • Medical volunteers — nurses, EMTs, PAs and doctors run the screening clinics
  • Teachers and youth workers — lead VBS, school lessons and teen meetings
  • Preachers — pastors and men who can open the Word in a service
  • Builders — anyone who can swing a hammer, lay block or hold a paint roller
  • Teens (with a parent or leader) — the trip that changes a young person's life
Ask about the next trip
Good questions

Before you go.

When is the next trip?

Trips typically run in the summer (our 2025 team went July 19–27) and sometimes in the spring (April 2024). Contact us and we'll share the next dates as soon as they're set.

What does it cost?

Team members raise support for their own airfare, lodging and meals. Most churches and families are glad to help send someone — and we'll coach you through raising support. Ministry costs on the ground (VBS supplies, clinic supplies, building materials) are covered by gifts to the mission.

Where do we stay?

Teams stay in simple, safe accommodations in Clarendon Parish near the churches we serve. Expect warm hospitality, Jamaican cooking and early mornings.

Is it safe?

We've been going to the same communities for over two decades and are hosted by churches who know us well. Teams travel together, follow our leaders' guidance and stay within the areas we know.

I can't go. Can I still help?

Absolutely. Pray for the team, help send a teenager, or give toward the Temple Baptist roof and hurricane relief. Every trip stands on the shoulders of people who stayed home and gave.

Ready to go where God is at work?

Tell us a little about yourself and we'll be in touch about the next team.

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