Wind River, Wyoming - Native American - Youth/Adult/Family Group Mission Trip

Sep 2026 - Dec 2027 | Adventures in Missions

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Trip #27012

Wind River, Wyoming - Native American - Youth/Adult/Family Group Mission Trip

Trip #27012

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Adventures in Missions Committed to best practice standards - MissionExcellence Associate Member

Location:

United States, North America

Dates:

Sep 2026 - Dec 2027
Lasts Up to 2 weeks

Activities:

Native American Ministry, Disaster Relief & Aid Distribution, Service Projects & Helps, VBS/Bible Clubs

Cost:

Approximately $445 to $495
** See Financial Information Below
Includes: Lodging, Meals
Agency: Adventures in Missions
Location: Wyoming, United States
Dates: Sep 2026 - Dec 2027
Lasts Up to 2 weeks
Activities: Native American Ministry, Disaster Relief & Aid Distribution, Service Projects & Helps, VBS/Bible Clubs
Cost: Approximately $445 to $495
** See Financial Information Below
Includes: Lodging, Meals
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The Eastern Shoshoni and Northern Arapaho tribes share the Wind River Reservation in central Wyoming, one of Americas most beautiful American Indian enclaves. Come join us in making a difference in the spiritual lives of these wonderful people! Then see what a difference your ministry has made with your own eyes.

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What the Mission Trip Will Be Like

The Eastern Shoshone and Arapaho tribes were traditional enemies before their forced sharing of this reservation in the middle of Wyoming. They still do not get along very well.  Alcohol and drug abuse is rampant among these people, as among most American Indian populations.  The accompanying violence and sexual abuse are destroying the family structure, and leaving their children with a sense of unavoidable evil and hopelessness.  It is little wonder that the suicide rate among American Indians is five or more times that of any other U.S. ethnic group.  In their desperation to escape, teens are the vast majority of suicide victims.  

This reservation is known for demonic activity and spiritual oppression. It is an excellent mission for spiritually mature, experienced student missionaries. Expect high levels of spiritual warfare. The local kids are approachable, though sometimes hostile and often cautious. It is definitely a cross-cultural ministry experience and it will stretch you. Initiative ideas may be necessary to open doors for relationships and ministry.  

Ministry

  • Bible Camp or Vacation Bible School: a big hit right in the heart of that reservation, which draws 30-40 kids a day (for 3-4 days) to our partner’s church. As you spend time with the youth, your team can bring substantial energy and a lot of Jesus into their lives!
  • Outreach: In the evenings, we follow up with the kids and their families in the two, housing neighborhoods nearby. 
  • Family Groups: Your team might dedicate service to partner pastors, elders, and local church families. You’ll be able to divide into small sub-groups, each of which can be assigned to serve one or more families during your week. Your goal will be the renewal and restoration of their spirit, mind, and physical well-being. And provide any practical help they may need. 
  • Work/Service Projects: Your team will spend a small part of each day in work/service to Church leaders and members. You’ll sometimes bring and eat lunch with them. You’ll also spend even more of the day praying, worshiping, telling stories, and laughing with them. 
  • Ministers’ Appreciation Dinner: We have seen many local, Christian leaders and their wives blessed by a Ministers’ Appreciation Dinner, including any comedy acts, skits, and favors for the wives. We haven’t done one of these in many years. Maybe it’s time to bring it back?
  • Additional Youth Outreach Opportunities: Come ready to bring the joy of the Lord through any of the following activities that will help build relationships between your participants and local teens: laser tag, movies, ice cream, hikes, cookouts in the Lander park, etc.

Lodging
Teams will sleep on the floors of your host church, Wind River Church of the Nazarene, your mission headquarters. The sanctuary can be divided into male and female sections. Please bring air mattresses, bedding, pillow, and towels. There are 2  bathrooms, each with 2 showers.  You'll cook in the church kitchen, eat meals there, and meet there to debrief, worship, and pray. 

Use the inquiry form on this page for more information or any questions you may have.
 

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Additional Trip Information

Region:
North America
Country:
United States
State/Province:
Wyoming
Other Location Info:
Wind River, Wyoming
Participant Age:
Eligible to Go:
Other Financial Notes:
The cost of your trip provides a Mission Leader(s) for your trip, covers all your food, lodging, ministry expenses, t-shirts, journals and other associated costs.

Teams are encouraged to drive in with a bus or vans. Parking is available on site.
Training debriefing
Once you commit and get connected with your mission coordinator, they will walk you through Pre-Trip Training WHY DO WE GO ON MISSION TRIPS? To learn how to reach people for Jesus! We practice what we learn while preparing and being on the mission trip. We then continue to do these things back home, to reach people there. Jesus wants people to spend eternity with Him. We get to participate in that. This trip will train and transform you. Time spent at the feet of Jesus results in ministry. True ministry comes from the overflow of time spent with Jesus and the leading of the Holy Spirit. It’s vital that we spend time in the presence of God! Adventures in Missions 5 Objectives: 1) Listening in Prayer You will have the opportunity to hear and discern God’s voice through prayer and scripture, and then obey the direction God gave! Everyone will have opportunity to be sensitive to the Spirit’s specific leading in personal ministry during the trip. John 10:27 “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” 2) Make a Meaningful Relationship Led by the Holy Spirit, you will be able to build a meaningful relationship through ministry with your host, teammates, and locals within the community. Seeking out that person each day, will demonstrate the love of Jesus. John 15:12-15 “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. You are my friends if you do what I command. I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you.” 3) Meet a Felt Need You will be able to respond to God’s specific direction to meet a local person’s practical need! This could be prayer, making a meal, giving out a hygiene kit, or perhaps a very specific answer to a prompting by the Holy Spirit during a prayer walk, for example. Matthew 25:40 “The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'” 4) Share Your Faith You will share the Good News, which is more than a Gospel presentation, or rehearsed testimony, it’s your life! You will listen in prayer to know whom to share with, what to share, and how to share it. This could include a formal Gospel presentation or personal testimony. Luke 4:18-19 “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” 5) Debrief & Respond Assisted by the Mission Leader, you will learn to identify and share (debrief) what God has done each day. Everyone will have the opportunity to respond to God in gratitude, praise, and worship. At the end of the trip, you will have a final debrief to highlight key takeaways from your trip! Hebrews 10:24-25 “And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.”
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Adventures in Missions is an interdenominational missions organization that focuses on discipleship. We emphasize prayer and relationships in our work around the world. We seek to disciple as Jesus did; our vision is that God would use us to raise up a generation of radically committed disciples of Jesus Christ.

Since we were established in 1989, we have taken over 115,000 people into the mission field, some for as short as a week and others for as long as a year or longer. We minister year-round through our ministry bases and strategic ministry partnerships. We believe that by giving people the opportunity to step outside their comfort zones and join what God is doing in other cultures and nations, lives are transformed.

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