Two Ways to Make an Impact

We will be running a camp for Palestinian and Israeli children to facilitate understanding and reconciliation between them. Days will be spent working directly with the children doing activities and programs for them.  Evenings will be spent learning about the Middle Eastern culture and history and exploring the historical sites in Israel.

Each high school or college student will be assigned (as CIA) to either a camper with special needs or a behind the scenes service job (as Barnstormer) in camp. The CIA will become a "parent" for a week; changing, bathing, feeding and loving their camper. The Barnstormer spends nearly every minute making sure the camp is running whether it is serving food or cleaning. Camp is filled with tons of activities, great parties and fun filled meals. It's non-stop and fulfilling!

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

This is an all campus Family Trip!

During this trip we will be providing a medical clinic, construction work where needed and running a kid's camp where we can play and love on children in a local orphanage.

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation.

This high school aged trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village.

We will be working with kids in Israel/Palestine doing activities and programs for them. Evenings will be spent learning about the Middle Eastern culture and history and exploring the historical sites in Israel.

Short-term construction and children's ministry trip to Filadelphia Church, Iquitos, Peru. Trip includes morning and afternoon Vacation Bible School format for children with songs, dramas and crafts. Construction team will help finish light construction on School/Training facility. Finally, trip will encompass day trips to churches in remote villages in the Amazon Rainforest for the purpose of encouragement in their faith. This is a great trip for first-time participants.

Clinton Township Middle Schoolers....You ready to MOVE this summer? Let this summer be different as you serve various communities in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Students will serve in a variety of ways during the trip. Our goal in partnering with local service organizations and programs is to address the very basic needs of residents.

Students may serve at places like: children’s programs, elderly centers, soup kitchens/homeless shelters and thrift stores.

This team will travel deep into the Pokot bush and will perform much needed work projects for the children's homes operated by Pokot Outreach Ministry (POM). At the end of the trip the team will have the opportunity to experience an African safari.

Orion Middle Schoolers....You ready to MOVE this summer? Let this summer be different as you serve various communities in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!

Students will serve in a variety of ways during the trip. Our goal in partnering with local service organizations and programs is to address the very basic needs of residents. Students may serve at places like: children’s programs, elderly centers, soup kitchens/homeless shelters and thrift stores.

Kensington partners with other churches supporting the Pokot Outreach Ministry, national pastors and national medical professionals to provide for the health and spiritual needs of the Pokot using mobile medical clinics. This trip requires attendance at 4 monthly meetings prior to leaving, as well as the 2 week committment in Kenya. These pre-trip meetings will provide you with the information needed for the cultural differences, team bonding and training. Our team will be housed in the bush at a base camp with dorm sleeping. We drive 2-3 hours daily to a prepared meeting place, reaching the Pokot with the love of Christ by sharing the Gospel and providing for basic health needs. Evenings are spent preparing medicines for the following day's clinic, and sharing of testimonies after meals. Sunday will be spent with the Pokot at their local church service. An opportunity to visit a Game Park or the city of Nairobi will end our visit.

Team Meeting Dates:

May 19 - 11:45am - 4:00pm

June 23 - 8:00am - 8:00pm

July 28 - 11:45am - 4:00pm

Sept 8 - 11:45am - 4:00pm

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

This team will be connecting with the children of the Grace Children's Home (GCH) and the Jaya English Medium School (JEMS) and to be an encouragement to the CEM staff. Qualified participants can assist with training pastors at the Missionary Training School.

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility and with our village partner Source-Matelas. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

Join us as we journey to Kenya for the ‘women empowering women’ short term trip!  We will meet the women and girls of Pokot to deliver spiritual and empowerment sessions, share God’s word, love and encouragement, update the profiles of the women and children, offer mentoring on business development to women’s groups, and support the cultural training programs that reinforce the value, health and well-being of girls and women.    

This team will travel to all three of the Pokot children's homes that Kensington supports in Kenya through the NoChild.org child sponsorship program. The team will be responsible for updating the information for all the children in the program to include photos, profiles, heights and weights. What a great opportunity to see first hand the ongoing work of the partnership between Kensington and Pokot Outreach Ministries.

We will be there primarily to connect with the children of the Grace Children's Home (GCH) and the Jaya English Medium School (JEMS) and to be an encouragement to the CEM staff. Medical professionals will be able to assist in the clinic.

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

From Bethlehem to Nazareth… from the shores of Galilee to the streets of Jerusalem- take a walking journey to the most well-known biblical sites in the world. On this men's pilgrimage, we'll spend a week hiking in the footsteps of Jesus, focusing on what it means to follow Christ today. In addition to connecting with biblical history, diverse communities, and stunning geography, well meet with indigenous Christian leaders serving in the Holy Land.

December 5 - 1st Team Meeting - 7:30pm Troy Campus Lobby Chat Room

December 13, 2012 - First deposit is due - $500

January 22 - 2nd Team Meeting - 7:30pm Troy Campus Room 115 & $1,000 due

February 19 - 3rd Team Meeting - 7:30pm Troy Campus Room 113 & $1.000 balance due

March 5 - Final Team Meeting - 7:30pm Troy Campus Room 113

This team will travel deep into the Pokot bush and perform eye exams and assess eye care needs of the Pokot, both adults and children.

Reverse New York is a special trip designed at racial reconciliation for the kingdom of God. Our world is becoming more and more diverse, and and the need to learn to be with and minister to people of all ethnicitiies has never been higher. Students on this trip will come on an application only basis, and must have a strong desire for racial reconciliation.

The trip will be co-led by Shacha Nall, who is a devout Christian and consultant for major corporation and organizations on the issue of racial reconciliation. Students will be actively trained by her on a daily basis, and will dive deeply into the history of racial injustice as well as learning the current stories of what is happening in the lives of their peers.

We are looking for a maximum of 15 students and five leaders. There will be students and leaders of multiple ethnicities and cultural backgrounds on this trip.

A typical day will include reconciliation trainings (that students will be able to take into their daily lives and schools), devotions, time to get to know each other, understanding cultural identity and Christian identity, serving in NYC (homeless shelters, kitchens, etc), and meeting with major NYC faith leaders (like Craig Mayes of the NYC Rescue Mission).

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation.

This high school aged trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village.

We will be taking a group of families down to West Virginia to work along side of a local church. We will be providing basic needs for the church, and the local community. There will be various opportunities to serve using creative ways to administer the gospel of Jesus Christ.

We will be living at Kensington Troy preparing to be a part of a SpringHill experience through a week long Day Camp by purposeful, child-oriented activities, building trusting relationships with them, and turning everything into an environment that is child-centered and a model of God's love for His people. 

You will be a Day Camp Counselor, and will create a one-week experience for a child that can be the foundation of his or her life with Christ.

If you're looking for a rewarding and challenging spring break, sign up today to see how you can help children reach Christ.

Bring the magic of SpringHill Day Camps to grade school students from Rogers Elementary in Pontiac. The trip begins on Monday, April 1, with training for a 3-4 day camp from Tuesday to Friday April 5, with a final team day April 6.

Many students at these elementary schools have nothing to do over Spring Break / vacation, and parents have to work. You will be providing an incredible service to these families, as well as being able to spread the gospel to young children who may never hear it otherwise.

Students will sleep at the Orion campus building.

This two week trip requires a great deal of commitment. For several months prior to the trip the team is actively involved in cultural training, medication collection and organization. During the two week trip the team conducts 5 clinics in three locations serving approximately 900 men, women and children. Medical care is provided on a very basic level. The focus of our trip is not necessarily to heal bodies, but rather to show Jesus' love in a tangible way. During the two weeks the team also participates in Sunday services leading Sunday School classes, attends after-school Bible classes, visits the Indian Ocean, spends a day at a nearby game park, and takes every opportunity to do life with the people of eSikhawini

This business short-term trip will involve relational building with other Christian & Messianic Jewish business men and women who are working hard to run Kingdom minded businesses.  In partnership with the Bethlehem Bible College we may be performing some training/speaking based on your business specialty. We will be visiting multiple businesses and relational building. There will be some onsite consulting.

Required Team Meetings:  5:30pm   location TBD

Monday, Feb 4^th

Monday, Mar 4^th

Monday, April 1^st

Monday, May 6^th

Weds, May 15^th – conference call

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

This is a Clinton Township Campus led trip, but all campus attendees are welcome!

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

This is a Clinton Township Campus led trip, but all campus attendees are welcome!

There is still much work to be done in Haiti post-earthquake. This is an opportunity to become the hands and feet of Jesus to a hurting nation. This trip will consist of light construction work and children's activities at the Mission of Hope (MOH) facility or with a local church in a surrounding village. Medical personnel are encouraged to join the team to serve in the MOH hospital and/or clinic.

This is a Birmingham Campus led trip, but all campus attendees are welcome!