THE TEAM
TEAM LEADER: Miki Allgire
Join us for a rewarding mission trip exclusively for adults, where we'll partner with PROEM to serve the local community in Poland. Together, we'll help host the Night to Shine event, a prom-style evening that celebrates and uplifts individuals with special needs. It's a chance to make a meaningful impact while connecting with others in a joyful, inclusive setting. Come be part of something truly special as we spread love and hope through this unforgettable experience.This team has the opportunity to help with Proem's Night to Shine event. It's an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs ages 14 and older.
For more information about the trip, email Global Outreach at missions@compassionchristian.com
For more information about the trip, email Global Outreach at missions@compassionchristian.com
All applications must be submitted no later than 120 days before departure for international trips and 90 days before domestic trips. Please note, applying for a GO Team does not confirm your spot on the team. Once applications are reviewed, you may be requested to participate in an informal interview with a Team Leader. Following review, you will be notified of your acceptance or status on a waiting list. If a team is full you can still apply and be put on a waiting list should a spot become available. Once your application is accepted for any team you will be required to pay a deposit ($100 for international and $25 for domestic teams). The deposit will confirm your spot on the team.
PROeM Ministry
PROeM is a non-profit Polish Christian mission working for the benefit of young people. The headquarters is in Warsaw with daily operations in the Christian Youth Center in Zakosciele. PROeM Ministries has existed in Poland since 1990. PROeM is based on the teaching of the Bible and Christian ethics and works together with Polish churches as well as churches from other countries. Originally appointed by Polish Protestant churches, PROeM has organized summer and winter camps for children and youth from differing social classes and churches for over 17 years.
PROeM promotes recreation and relaxation that joins sports and games, along with Biblical teaching and spiritual growth. Apart from summer and winter camps, PROeM organizes basketball tournaments, Bible correspondence courses, coffee shops, Christian conferences, and training workshops. PROeM promotes friendship, sports, and worthwhile entertainment, as well as an active lifestyle without alcohol, drugs, nicotine, and violence. PROeM prepares media and musical presentations dealing with current topics of discussion for public schools, churches, and educational settings.
PROeM promotes the ethical and moral values of all Christian churches in Poland, values evangelism, and supports the work of Christian mission organizations and initiatives aimed at increasing spiritual growth and raising the quality of life for children, youth, and adults.
PROeM promotes recreation and relaxation that joins sports and games, along with Biblical teaching and spiritual growth. Apart from summer and winter camps, PROeM organizes basketball tournaments, Bible correspondence courses, coffee shops, Christian conferences, and training workshops. PROeM promotes friendship, sports, and worthwhile entertainment, as well as an active lifestyle without alcohol, drugs, nicotine, and violence. PROeM prepares media and musical presentations dealing with current topics of discussion for public schools, churches, and educational settings.
PROeM promotes the ethical and moral values of all Christian churches in Poland, values evangelism, and supports the work of Christian mission organizations and initiatives aimed at increasing spiritual growth and raising the quality of life for children, youth, and adults.
TRIP
RESOURCES
FAQs
Why does Compassion Christian Church place such a high emphasis on involving members in Global Outreach Teams?
- The primary purpose of going on a short-term team is to learn and, secondarily, to serve. Serving is the best means of showing the love of Christ in any culture, but learning is the goal…resulting in a reshaped life. Our GO Teams practice:
- learning to see the world more as God sees it
- learning to pray and bond with brothers and sisters of other cultures
- learning to see the diverse ways God can use you for His glory
- learning that our cultural worldview is not the only one out there
- learning to discern if God is calling you into cross-cultural service.
- Our goal is not just to get people “involved” or to have “programs” but rather to make lifelong, mature disciples of Jesus with a heart for the world. In summary, this means learning to trust God in all things.
- During the preparation process, the answer is simple: procrastination. Delay in asking questions, delay in making a decision to go, delay in sending out support letters, delay in beginning daily prayer for the Lord to bless your faithfulness. Satan is never threatened by someone who will neutralize themselves by putting off important decisions. On the field, team members miss out on blessings (or cause other people to miss blessings) by being inflexible or proud. You are responsible for positioning yourself to receive the blessings that come from giving your best to the Lord in this process and being both flexible and humble in the field.
- One of the goals of GO teams is to discern whether or not an individual is called to cross-cultural missions work. The methodology Compassion Christian uses for preparing teams for a short trip imitates the one most full-time missionaries use. There are distinct phases of the process: hearing God’s call, building a support team, preparing your heart and mind for the task, and then going. We believe building a prayer/financial support team is a critical element of this process. Even if you are in a situation of being able to pay for your entire trip, building your prayer & support team is critical. Not all of us are able to go on a short-term trip, but we are ALL called to participate in God’s global mission. For some of us, this means participating as a sender by praying or giving financially to someone else’s trip. Asking for support can feel uncomfortable, but we should not allow our pride to keep us from giving others the opportunity to be obedient to God’s invitation to send. Often team members find that the support-raising process is the most tangible way they see God ‘show up’ in the preparation process and confirm His calling for them to the field.
PREPARE FOR YOUR TRIP
Managed Missions: Short-Term Mission Trip Software
Documents: Each person needs a passport, and it must be valid for at least six months beyond their return date.
Vaccines: For information regarding required or recommended vaccines, visit the state travel site or cdc.com.
Packing List: Download a printable PDF of the Packing List here.
Documents: Each person needs a passport, and it must be valid for at least six months beyond their return date.
Vaccines: For information regarding required or recommended vaccines, visit the state travel site or cdc.com.
Packing List: Download a printable PDF of the Packing List here.
REQUIRED FORMS
To download and sign forms, click here