Harvest Youth is headed to Florida this March Break to enjoy some sun and to spend time in God's word. Register today as there are limited spots available for this trip.
So what’s the deal?...
What’s the purpose of this trip?
This is a “Missions/Discipleship” trip. Students will spend a good portion of time each day in God’s word walking through some of the spiritual disciplines that they can apply to there own spiritual lives. We will be partnering with 2 Harvest Bible Chapel’s to Work for Christ. As well, time will be spent in personal devotion and time around the fire singing praises to our King. Of course we will also have a ton of fun, surfing, swimming, and being in the sun!!!
Who can go on this trip?
You can go on this trip if you are in grades 8 through 12.
Why Florida?
Surfing and hanging out in tents in Canada would be a little chilly in March.
Where exactly are we going?
Anastasia State Park
St. Augustine, Florida.
Who is leading this trip?
There will be at least 1 adult couple and at least 4 other adult leaders on the trip.
Can I bring a friend even if they don’t go to Harvest Youth?
Yes, but first speak with your youth leadership team.
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Requirements for Short-term Participants:
1.Active and obvious commitment to Harvest Youth.
2.Completed HBC short-term missions application.
3.Personal interview by team leader.
4.Participation of pre-field orientation and preparation offered by HBC.
Support Raising Procedure for Harvest Youth Short-term Participants:
•Short-term missions support raising at HBC is both financial and spiritual. This experience challenges others to get involved in missions and contribute to a specific outreach. (Philippians 4:19)
•At the first training session, a trip deposit of $100 is due for each participant.
•Each participant will be supplied with a support raising packet to include: support letters, envelopes, response cards, and return envelopes.
•It is required that each participant send 20 support letters.
•At two (2) weeks from departure, the team should have 90% of their total support needs met.