His Mansion Ministries is a Christ-centered residential recovery community that works to minister the love of Christ to see peoples’ lives transformed. You will spend time with young adults ages 18–35 who are participating in His Mansion’s year-long recovery program, helping them find freedom from addiction through a relationship with Jesus. Residents experience restored lives through authentic relationships, formational learning, Christ-centered counseling, and a healthy work ethic, including harvesting from their garden and preparing meals together. His Mansion’s beautiful property is located in south-central New Hampshire, where you can find a working farm with livestock and gardens as well as various facilities such as men’s and women’s dorm buildings, a chapel, a multi-purpose building, and staff family homes. You will join the His Mansion Residents, Servant Leaders, and Staff in their work crews and live, converse, eat, and worship alongside them. All students are invited, especially those who wish to serve in ministry in the future.
Hear more about the trip from the 2026 team on the SMP Blog.
You will have the opportunity to witness what the Lord is doing in Mexico City by partnering with several Christ-centered organizations. 
Skivangelism is partnering with Student Missionary Partners to bring Wheaton College a spring break trip designed specifically for snowsports ministry! You will be serving alongside 
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In North Africa, you will discover how gospel-minded workers integrate business and ministry to impact communities and transform lives. At the same time, you’ll engage in meaningful relationships and share Jesus with college-aged Muslims. Your summer includes language and cultural study, social activities with the co-working community, and discussions about church planting and entrepreneurship principles with experienced practitioners. This trip will encourage you to think about how you can pursue ministry in their future career avenues. You will study with a mentor each day to enrich your understanding of living in a new environment and evangelizing in a non-Christian context. The experience is further enriched by visits to active Kingdom businesses and cultural sites throughout the country.
In the Middle East, you will be encouraged to live out the Gospel in your daily life and enter culture and relationships as boldly curious learners. Your team will invest in others to catalyze discipleship relationships and build missional relationships with the well-established missionaries and national partners. You will be paired with a missionary mentor who will walk alongside you in your journey and help discern where God may be leading you. This trip is designed for you if you are exploring the potential for a career in missions and is crafted to expose you to the real Middle East with all its beauty, challenges, and opportunity. You will work alongside a team of missionaries in places where the Gospel is not known, be trained in situational awareness, and introduced to best practice security measures for missionaries in creative access countries. Your team will take Arabic classes, culture classes, and a brief course on Islam. This learning will directly serve to equip you as you help to run the partners’ English center and coffee shop, which engages Muslim students practicing their English. Additionally, you will meet Arab church leaders, visit refugee homes, attend lectures relevant to missions in the Middle East, meet and pray for missionaries serving in the Middle East, learn the basic political and theological issues that are important to Muslim ministry, and much more. This ministry experience is for learning and meeting real people in real life doing what it takes to establish the church in new places.
Your team will intern at 
In Southeast Asia, you will engage in a Business as Missions (BAM) model in the hospitality industry. This particular BAM ministry is dedicated to spreading the gospel among an unreached people group in Southeast Asia and bringing sustainable, positive impact to employees, the ecosystem, and local economy. During your two-months, you will not only lend your skills to a purposeful project but will also dedicate time to language acquisition. Moreover, you’ll delve into the intricacies of a BAM operation, observe pivotal decision-making procedures, and learn the art of connecting with unreached and unengaged people groups. This immersive experience entails spending time both within the business environment and on remote islands, living with host families, and fully immersing themselves in the subsistence lifestyle of the local fishing communities. If you are adventurous and ready to fully embrace life rhythms of both the city and remote villages, this trip is designed for you. To thrive in this experience, you should have a desire for cultural & culinary exploration, adaptability, and an eagerness to go with the flow of everyday life. Beyond the adventure, your participation plays a pivotal role in advancing the partner organization’s two-decade-long mission to reach unreached and unengaged communities.
In Norway, you will partner with Intermission Hostel, a summer hostel operated by Laget Vest, a Christian student organization located in Bergen. You will first walk the Camino de Santiago, a famous pilgrimage route in Spain, for a little over a week. You will walk alongside fellow pilgrims and stay in multiple hostels to learn the lifestyle of backpackers. After completion of the Camino, your team will fly to Bergen. There, you will be responsible for setting up Intermission and making the space open and welcoming. Once the hostel opens, you will serve through general cleaning and upkeep of the hostel, keeping track of hostel bookings, checking guests in, and engaging with guests. You will have the chance to host weekly waffle and movie nights, organize group hikes and city tours, as well as any other opportunities you wish to provide for guests. In this model of hospitality, you will be able to relate to your guests' experiences and offer the love of Christ to them.
In Spain, you will engage in the ministry of hospitality through a pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago and partner with two 
In Mexico, you will serve as hosts of the Warm Heart Guesthouse. Day to day, you will live in community with fellow travelers, facilitate spiritual reflection for backpackers, help run the guesthouse’s cafe, maintain the guesthouse, assist in cleaning, and be a part of planning events that bring communities together. Your team will host meals for the guests, create art, and explore Mexico City. You will encourage people to cultivate and use their abilities to serve others through putting on events that raise awareness about social issues and to help people explore ways they can walk in step with those in need. The team will also engage with the larger ministry of 
In Ecuador, you will partner with 
Your team will travel to Evangelical Theological Seminary (ETS) in Osijek, which has played a pivotal role in ministry training in Eastern Europe. You will assist seminary staff primarily in the development of the Seminary Library, working to catalogue and alphabetize its large collection of theological resources. Your team will live on campus in dorms with the seminary students and other students attending the public university in Osijek, building relationships and having opportunities to share the good news of the Gospel. Your team will have the opportunity to be involved in other programming through the local evangelical church, visiting other evangelical church plants and engaging with young adult/youth programs.
Ron Chase, a graduate of the Class of 1956, spent the summer of 1957 in Mexico assisting some Presbyterian missionaries. He was so moved by this experience that he went back to Wheaton College in the fall of 1957 to share his vision. Chase shared what God was doing in his life as a result of his experience in Mexico. He urged [Foreign Missions Fellowship] to consider doing something similar with Wheaton students. The Student Missionary Project was born.