Experience MissionReviews of experiencemission.org

It was overall ok. Nothing amazing, nothing bad. Had a few hiccups in South Africa and Lesotho, other than that it was good.

I really enjoy the basis of relationships the company emphasizes on. It is an eye-opening experience to meet all these different people from all over the world in different walks of life, and to see that they too are just people. You relate and connect with them and see that you’re not so different after all. You hear their testimonies, see their struggles and their strengths, and you grow as you start to get a bigger and better understanding of God and how He’s at work all over the world

Embracing a new culture with little to no expectations was a freeing experience and allowed God to be so present and used in such a beautiful way. Sometimes things seem disorganized but it makes it more fun that way.

Going through Immersion is very challenging but worth it if you allow it to be. You will learn how to be flexible, how to serve even when it’s hard, and how to love. You will learn about different cultures and how they live and you will learn how to see God in different parts of the world.

this was the most beautiful, challenging, joyful, stressful, meaningful, surrending experience of my life!

Experience mission has a unique and purposeful outlook on missions.

I had a great experience! We had so many opportunities to pour into people and to really be in the community. I had a great team and a great leader and God showed up in so many ways for us and the community!

I was in Costa Rica for 3 months and I loved it so much. It will forever hold such a special place in my heart. It provided so much healing for me and I consider my host family to be my actual family. They showed so much love to me and they deeply affected me. It was an amazing and growing experience. It was different than what I thought it would be, but I’m pretty go with the flow so I enjoyed not knowing what was next. It was exciting. However, we were the first team partnering with the community leader in the first city and so we were kind of the Guinea pigs for that partnership which proved to be quite difficult and a little tense towards the end. That partnership affected some of the people on the teams experience so that was kind of a bummer. But overall, I wouldn’t change it. The Lord used it all and I am endlessly grateful for it and will never forget it.