Approximately 350 requests are received annually to aid in building growing churches. Disaster Relief -Approximately 15,000 adult volunteers have been trained by state conventions to respond to national disasters, often in cooperation with the American Red Cross. Volunteers usually are affiliated with task-specific disaster relief units operated by state conventions and local associations. Responsibilities include food preparation, cleanup and recovery, repair and rebuild, communications, crisis counseling, and childcare. National Fellowship of Baptists in Missions -This is an organization of 18 categories of volunteers representing special skills, interests, and vocations.
Specialties range from educators to criminal justice volunteers.
World Changer projects include a full day on construction projects, while World Tour projects divide the day between construction and a ministry project. Provides a prepackaged missions trip option at a preset per-participant cost, with NAMB coordinating all logistics. NAMB coordinates requests. Mission Youth Groups are responsible for all expenses of their missions trips. Weekly work hours usually include 40 hours on the secular job and 8-10 hours of supervised ministry.