At Celebration, we love seeing how God works when His people step out to serve. Through mission trips across the country and around the world, we get to share the hope of Jesus in both word and action—building relationships, meeting needs, and encouraging churches and communities. Each trip is a chance to see God’s heart for the nations and to grow deeper in our own faith as we follow where He leads.
You can be part of what God is doing through missions—even if you’re not packing a suitcase! Your gift can support all of our mission efforts, go toward a specific trip, or help send a team member who’s preparing to go. Every donation makes an eternal difference and helps us carry the love of Jesus to people near and far.
To give to a specific trip, find the trip below and click on the "DONATE" button there. To donate to our general missions fund, click the button below.
Below you will find basic information on upcoming National and International Mission Trips.
Culture Lab: Kenya is a guided immersion where instead of serving people in Kenya—you go to be formed by them, learning through proximity, shared life, and mutual exchange.
Join us as we celebrate the launch of Eagle Mountain Community Church, one of our 40/40 church plants, located in Eagle Mountain, Utah, just outside of Salt Lake City.
This trip is a unique opportunity to stand alongside church planters Seth and Tori Bartee, who were sent out from Celebration Baptist Church to establish a Gospel-centered church in one of the fastest-growing communities in America.
Rather than focusing on construction or large ministry projects, this trip is centered on encouragement, prayer, relationship-building, and celebrating what God is doing through a new church plant.
Men's Construction Trip
Join us as we partner with Hazen Grace Church, one of our 40/40 church plants, in Hazen, North Dakota. This is not a typical mission trip filled with tourist attractions and comfortable accommodations. This is a hands-on opportunity to serve a church plant that is working to transform an abandoned church building into a place where the Gospel will be proclaimed for generations to come.