This multifaceted approach will show youth the wide variety of ways they can be used in missions and educate them about the many critical needs in our country s inner cities. During the World Changers Community Project experience, youth and adults from participating churches are placed into crews of 10 to15 people. Each crew is assigned to a specific ministry project for the week. Ministry projects may include light construction, organizing food and clothing closets, children s clubs, senior adult programs, street witnessing, sports camps, and more. Crews are led by older youth given the responsibility of preparing and guiding their crew through their work.
Adult participants work right alongside youth.
As with all World Changers projects, the week will include great times of church group devotions, quiet times, and group worship. Groups attending World Changers Community Projects are housed in local schools, churches, or college facilities. Breakfast and dinner are provided cafeteria-style at the lodging site, and lunch is provided at the ministry site by local churches. Youth must be Christians who are actively involved in their local church and have completed one of the grades 6-12. We strongly encourage you to only bring sixth grade students who have already been a part of your youth ministry.