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Mission Trips
Missionary outreach is an integral portion of the church. We encourage our young people to allow their faith to grow to maturity through taking part in short-term missions projects organized by the church.
Participants have returned home with a greater vision of God's work in the world, a warmer love for His people, and an enthusiasm for further involvement with church, and community. It's all about making a lasting impression—on your life and on the lives of others.
2008 Trips
Genesis Choir - Choir Tour 2008
The Genesis Choir is planning a choir tour and outreach to the Pacific Northwest in July.
Email Charlie Miller (
) for more information.
MHPC Youth Mexico Mission Trip 2008
Mexico - Rancho De Sus Ninos
We are planning another short term missions trip June 8-14 for the High School students at Morgan Hill Presbyterian Church.
This year, we will return to Rancho De Sus Ninos (His Kid's Ranch), and assist in their outreach to the communities.
In the past, our students have been touched through their experiences.
Email David Fredrick (
) for more information.
2007 Trips
Genesis Choir - Choir Tour 2007
The Genesis Choir traveled to Santa Cruz, Felton and Los Angeles.
They worked closely with Seniors Outreach in Santa Cruz, the
Rescue Mission in Santa Cruz, and the
Felton Presbyterian church who are hosts of the soup kitchen were we
worked.
We stayed at Trinity Presbyterian church in Santa Cruz and the
First Presbyterian Church in Westminster .
Please click here for Day-by-Day details and
pictures of Choir Tour 2007!
MHPC Youth Mexico Mission Trip 2007
Mexico - Rancho De Sus Ninos
For 2007, the High School students at Morgan Hill Presbyterian Church returned to Rancho De Sus Ninos (His Kid's Ranch),
and assisted in their outreach to the communities. Our students were certainly touched through their experiences.
Please click here to see a video of Mexico Mission 2006!
2006 Trips
Genesis Choir - Choir Tour 2006
The Genesis Choir traveled to Fresno, California from July 9th through the 15th. They worked closely with the Fresno Interdenominational Refugee Ministries, using their music and their hearts to communicate God's love to some of the over 1,800 Southeast Asian and Ethiopian refugees that Fresno takes in every year.
Also during that week, Genesis members worked for the Fresno Rescue Mission. They sung at various locations culminating with an appearance at the mission's Open House on July 15th.
Please click here for Day-by-Day details and
pictures of Choir Tour 2006!
MHPC Youth Mexico Mission Trip 2006
Mexico - Rancho De Sus Ninos
For the past three summers the High School students at Morgan Hill Presbyterian Church have participated in ministry with Rancho De Sus Ninos (His Kid's Ranch), and assisting in their outreach to the communities. Our students were certainly touched through their experiences.
Please click here for Day-by-Day details and
pictures of Mexico Mission 2006!
2005 Trips
Genesis Choir - Choir Tour 2005
The Genesis Choir embarked on a Choir Mission Tour on Tuesday July 19, 2005
and spent 6 days together, serving the Tri-Cities area of Washington State.
We were hosted during that time by the kind people at West Side Church, This
is Pastor Mark’s former congregation.
Over those several days, Genesis learned a lot about serving others through
music and worship, about how God can work through us in spite of language
barriers, about working with each other toward a common cause, and about
just how wonderful it can be to concentrate on the serving the Lord 24/7.
Please click here for Day-by-Day details and
pictures of Choir Tour 2005!
MHPC Youth Mexico Mission Trip 2005
Mexico - Rancho De Sus Ninos
The trip was a great success.
Rancho De Sus
Ninos (RDSN) is located in between Tecate and Tijuana and serves the
surrounding Colonias. The Colonias are the local villages where the poorer
percentages of the population live. The Rancho seeks to serve those
communities through a variety of ministries including:
- Coordinating local church services
- Organizing and running a VBS at a daycare
- Facilitating and advertising for an evangelical
outreach event in a local Colonia
Each day was action packed at the orphanage. We woke up
around 7:00 and often did not get back from our afternoon ministry until
9:30, when we had dinner. Students were involved in devotional activities
twice a day. Of course life at RDSN also took a lot of adjusting to...
- Only portable restrooms (affectionately name 1st, 2nd
and 3rd John)
- Two shower max during the week (military style)
- Chewy drinking water (imported so it is pure, but
still filled with minerals)
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