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Experience Mission is a Christian non-profit organization that exists to help people love and serve others like Jesus—sacrificially, holistically, and whole-heartedly—with all aspects of each person in mind. EM connects people of all ages and backgrounds to go and participate in service and learning experiences that provide an opportunity to come alongside and serve those living in often-overlooked communities while building bridges across cultural, racial, and socio-economic divides. Serve on a 1-2 week mission trip or join a 1-9 month IMMERSION program!
Experience Mission (experiencemission.org) has 176 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Ella
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An amazing experience. Life changing, and would go again in a heartbeat. I will say I felt like at some times it was a little too hands off, and a lot of our meals were not covered when we got into the community, which led to us spending lots of money while we were there.
winebrenners
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Our team just got back from a week in Savannah, GA and it was an amazing trip! The leaders Mel and Kaylee did a great job! They were great Christian leaders, well prepared, and did an excellent job all week.
Pastor K.
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My youth had an overwhelmingly positive experience in Jamaica. Thank you experience mission! The community was beautiful and welcoming. The relationships we built will stay with us forever.
Dustin
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We loved working with Experience Mission. Our pre-process was smooth and easy. During the trip, we had plenty to do and everything was well organized. I certainly recommend using them in the future.
Jennifer C.
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Staff was extremely kind, fun and adaptable.
Shannon
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Our group of 35 (high school students + teachers) were initially scheduled to attend a mission trip with another organization based in Jamaica. it fell through in November due to the Hurricane and we had one month to find another trip and discovered EM. one of the only trips available for our size was to Cuba. without having a previous relationship with EM and with the limited knowledge and travel US citizens have with Cuba, we were certainly hesitant. however, we did a lot of research, had many conversations with the team in Cuba and got advice from outside sources that convinced us that this was a safe and worthwhile trip. and they were correct. we had an incredible experience with both the local EM team (Autumn) and with the mission organization based in Cuba (CCM). I have been on several mission trips and can confidently say that this was one of the most seamless experiences I have had, from start to finish. if you are considering using EM, don't hesitate, it was wonderful and I was impressed
Shawn F.
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Our group of 35 (high school students + teachers) were originally scheduled to attend a mission trip with another organization based in Jamaica. It fell through in November due to the Hurricane and we had one month to find another trip and came across EM. One of the only trips available for our size was to Cuba. Without having a previous relationship with EM and with the little knowledge and travel US citizens have with Cuba, we were certainly hesitant. However, we did a lot of research, had lots of conversations with the team in Cuba and got advice from outside sources that convinced us that this was a safe and worthwhile trip. And they were correct. We had an incredible experience with both the local EM team (Autumn) and with the mission organization based in Cuba (CCM). I have been on several mission trips and can confidently say that this was one of the most seamless experiences I have had, from start to finish. If you are considering using EM, don't hesitate, it was wonderful and I was impressed with the organization and professionalism. And I strongly encourage you to consider Cuba as your mission trip location. They desperately need help and support with resources and HOPE. While you certainly need to be smart and aware of the political and situational climate when you travel to any location, do not automatically rule out Cuba because of what you hear in the media or because of the communist/socialist government. Once down there, we gained so much perspective and it broadened our view on the reality of what is going on, which is much less threatening. You find that the Cuban people are so grateful for our support of their people (not their government). They do not get the help other countries get because of the limitations on travel or people being scared to travel there, but we had not safety concerns and the work was incredibly meaningful and welcomed. We spent time with the community, helped with physical work that they do not have the labor to handle, brought resources (like basic first aid items) and got to encourage and let the Cuban people know that they are seen and loved. I can't wait to take another team next year. You will be blessed to go to Cuba and work with EM! My life is forever changed. Ps. - there was also a mosquito epidemic that started in August that many of our team members were nervous about. Mosquitos were not very present when we were down there, as the weather had calmed cooled off, but several of us did get minor bites during field work. As of now, no one out of our group of 35 has gotten sick from food, water or mosquito illnesses. I will update my post if that changes as sometimes things can show up a couple weeks later with Dengua or Chickagunya. But as of now, it seems as though our team was not affected by anything.
Kristia A.
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Experience Mission provides meaningful and well organized volunteer opportunities
