DISCOVER MISSIONS, TAKE YOUR FIRST STEPS IN THE FIELD,
GO ON SHORT-TERM MISSION
How will you use your vacation? Summer break? Gap year?
See the needs and opportunities in Europe for yourself and hear what God has to say to you!
Short-term can be anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 years. Serve alongside our long term missionaries and help share God’s love with people who don’t know Jesus. We’ll walk alongside you as you do.
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Feel the needs and opportunities for yourself
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Experience cross cultural ministry
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Explore how God can use you in missions
We're excited to invest in you as you serve together with us! Click on the image and discover our STM opportunities.
LEARN ABOUT GOD,
EXPERIENCE THE MISSION FIELD
Europe is becoming increasingly post-Christian, secularism advances inexorably on every corner of the continent, Christian traditions are now devoid of meaning for many, and a younger generation is growing up without hearing about the salvation and true life in Jesus.
But in the midst of the challenges, God is creating opportunities. There is hope for Europe!
Would you be willing to invest part of your training and your time to share the Gospel in Europe? ECM has partnerships with centres where you will receive training while experiencing the reality of the mission field.
READ THE STORIES,
BE INSPIRED BY
THE JOURNEY OF FORMER STMers
Short Term Gain
How does short-term missions impact those who go as well as those who receive them? full storyA true life changing experience
Leah Houston has spent four weeks serving in Ferrybank, Waterford, Ireland. This missionary experience has helped her grow in her understanding of the Church, missions, and God. read here how she shares her experience serving with ECM in Europe. full storyEquipping the next generation
At ECM we are passionate about equipping and investing into the lives and calling of the next generation. That is why we have short-term opportunities in Europe for those who want to explore the missions calling in their life. Read here the story of Dominik, an ECM short-termer in Germany. full story
