AIM (Adventures In Missions) is an interdenominational missions organization that focuses on discipling. We emphasize prayer and relationships in our work among the poor.
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- Location:
- Gainesville, GA, 30506
- Phone:
- 1-800-881-2461
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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The World Race
The World Race is an 11-month mission trip around the world in which participants experience different cultures, bring hope to the poor, and learn how to live in close community with their peers. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for anyone over 21 who knows that there’s more to life.
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- AIM October 2009 Newsletter 4:00pm Nov 1
- Where Would You Go? 5:00pm Oct 14|1 Comment
- 20 Years of Ministry and Missions: From Our Founder 5:00pm Oct 13
Adventures in Missions
Having selected 30 photographers in the first phase of the missions photo contest, we've entered the portfolio phase. This is where you get to see the strength of a photographer's overall work. Each are submitting 20 pics. The photographers have another week or so to complete their portfolio....
There's no better time than now to enjoy a mission experience and experience a spiritual transformation that will not only change your life, but the lives of those you serve forever. In the end, everyone's lives are changed; those served and those serving...
Tirza Rose Heiferling Hey! So im praying about going to Nicaragua next jan (2010) and i wanted to know how much exposure i would get to spanish?
If you could go on a mission trip to any country in the world, where would it be? And why? What would you do when you got there? Adventures In Missions wants to hear from you!...
You know that weird feeling you sometimes have after a mission trip? Like, your "normal" is no longer normal? Well, that's -- for lack of a better word -- normal. In other words, if your life feels a little bit wrecked after a mission trip, congratulations. That's supposed to happen...
This year at AIM, we celebrate our 20th anniversary. What an amazing couple of decades it's been! I don't think any of us could have guessed where we'd be now having started in our garage in Florida...
Christianity and adventure go together. Adam explored Eden, Noah built an ark, David fought the giant, Esther risked her life to save a nation, Nehemiah rebuilt an ancient city, Jesus traveled village-to-village, Paul brought the Gospel to the Gentiles... you get the idea...
Adventures in Missions Upcoming mission trip for 18-22 year olds (that's you, college kids) to India. Spend 3 months giving away your life to the poor and orphaned.
Source: www.adventures.org
Adventures in Missions
What's a Real Life Training Camp like?
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Off-Season Trips for High Schoolers If you didn't go on a mission trip this summer, or are looking for another adventure soon, check out our fall/winter mission trips for high school students. ...
Next month, AIM is celebrating its 20th Anniversary in Gainesville, Ga. We will be kicking off the weekend on Saturday, October 10th with dinner at AIM headquarters. On Sunday, October 11th, we will hold a Family Worship Celebration at Laurel Park. ...
CBN News recently broadcast an interview with AIM Director of Marketing Jeff Goins. In the interview, Jeff was asked to share some of the images from this summer's Missions Photo Contest. Watch the CBN segment here
3 Day Mission Trips for Youth Groups Need a fresh way to impact your teens? Take your group on a unique mission trip to live alongside the destitute and downtrodden of your area....
It may not seem like it, but 2009 is already beginning to wrap up. Soon, it will be Thanksgiving, then Christmas, and before we know it... a new year. As one year ends and a new one approaches, we tend to consider our priorities, promises, and even shortcomings...
Our friend and colleague, Matt Snyder, spent last week at AIM headquarters for the Real Life training camp. Here is his account of that experience: This past week 43 God-thirsty, college-aged students gathered together in Gainesville, Georgia to prepare themselves to go overseas. Some have ne...
