God loves Las Vegas! And we, at Youth with A Mission and many others in the Body of Christ in the city, are excited at what God is doing here. We want you to come and experience what God is doing in this unique city and be part of the solution.

For the past 12 years, God has been using youth from all over North America through Mission Adventures to bring light to this seemingly dark city. While the darkness seems to be growing, we’ve also seen a special people rising up (1 Peter 2:9). There’s a generation of youth that understand that there’s something seriously wrong in our world. There’s a grumbling within the young church that cries out to the broken and to the darkest parts of your city. If your team has felt that passion, we’re letting the fire loose here in Las Vegas!

What will we be doing?

As a Mission Adventures Team, you will have opportunities to minister in music, street evangelism, the sharing of testimonies and practical ministry work. You will find yourself in a variety of settings, including feeding the homeless, ministering in street evangelism, and times of intercession for the lost in our city. Each day your team will be taught about missions and evangelism then led into the city by our staff to put it into practice. You don’t come and watch the missionaries do the work; you are the missionaries!

Take a look at our sample schedule to get an idea of what your week with us will look like

SAMPLE SCHEDULE

We’ll do the work so you can do the ministry

We call it “full service missions”. We’ll take care of all the details of your trip in Las Vegas so that you can focus on your team. Our trained staff will cover all the bases- food, housing, transportation*, ministry planning, supplies, etc. so that you can actually be a pastor instead of an administrator. Just show up!
*Transportation is optional with extra fee.

Las Vegas Facts:

• 39 million tourists a year or nearly 107,000 per day.
• Over 15,000 homeless roaming the inner city.
• 84 different languages spoken by Las Vegas residents.
• 11.9% of residents under the national poverty line.
• Over 8 billion spent on gaming each year.