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In Panama, we will be working alongside Rafael and Tracy and their church. We will be serving in clinics alongside the feeding programs with Manna Worldwide. We will also have the opportunity to serve and minister to teenage boys in the Boys' Farm and open the clinic to the surrounding community.

The El Salvador family trip is open to individuals, couples and families with children age 7 and older. This trip is a great opportunity to see the Lord at work in a different culture. While in El Salvador, we serve with Good News in Action/Vida Nueva Baptist Church. The church focuses on evangelism and discipleship and has planted many churches throughout Central America.

This trip is open to anyone who attends Christ Chapel Bible Church. Families, young couples, college students, singles, empty nesters, or retirees. Minimum age is 8.

Christ Chapel’s Renovate Ministry is going to serve and love people! Our team will travel where our brothers and sisters are in need. We will be serving the Lord and growing in our faith! Evenings will be spent worshiping and bonding as a community. Days will be spent pouring out everything we have for God’s glory. It will be a trip that (most likely) will change your life!

This trip is open to anyone attending Christ Chapel. Families, young couples, college students, singles, and anyone with enough energy to keep up with all these Camp teens! Minimum age is 8. Team members will serve at Rancho Pitanga, sharing the Gospel and facilitating the camp experience.

We absolutely love our mission trips to El Sal! High school students that are current freshman – seniors are welcome on this trip (no incoming freshman). El Salvador is an evangelistic mission trip where students will share the gospel and their testimonies at kids camp, soccer tournaments, basketball tournaments, and festivals. We recommend every high school student attend the El Salvador trip at least once in their four years in HSM.

On this trip we will be teaching English as a Foreign Language and sharing the Gospel as a part of a community outreach to middle school students at Hiber Primary School.