GO SHORT-TERM
Every year our short-term teams serve the global church and provide opportunities for you to get to grips with God’s heart for mission.
Activities range from delivering Bibles into restricted access areas to encouraging the church in cities, jungles or the Himalayas!
Applications for our Summer 2025 teams are now open. Details about each team are below as well as the link to our application form. There is one application form for all the teams as you will asked your team preference in the form. Completed applications should be returned by Friday 14th February.
All dates listed are to be confirmed as actual dates of travel may vary by a day or so. Listed costs cover flights, accommodation and insurance. Team members are expected to bring an additional £300-400 with them on the trip for subsistence and internal transport.
Get in touch by emailing Stephen at historymakers@asialink.org for more information or to ask any questions.
Central Asia
Lead a camp for local young people, serve alongside local evangelists and workers.
Dates: July 19 – August 02
Cost: Approx. £1200 (inc. flights,
accommodation & insurance)
Age: 18+
Location: Kyrgyzstan & Uzbekistan (TBC)
Operation Monsoon
Serve refugee children and young people, and carry God’s Word into a restricted access country.
Dates: July 30 – August 13
Cost: Approx. £1600 (inc. flights,
accommodation & insurance)
Age: 18+
Location: South-East Asia
Mongolia
Reach underprivileged children, serve with students and lead a camp for young people.
Dates: August 13 – 27
Cost: Approx. £1500 (inc. flights,
accommodation & insurance)
Age: 18+
Location: Mongolia
What previous team members said
“I have been in such awe of the Christians in this part of the world: the strength of their faith, the work they do and how they live out Matthew 28:18-20. Their dependence on the Lord and the way they seek him so consistently is humbling and challenging. I for one am definitely challenged to take an honest and thorough look at my life and how I live it and make some changes for the better, for God.”
Marie-Louise
“God has challenged me a lot throughout these two weeks. I feel like my eyes are open to what global mission really is. Being out here on a small team and doing only a small bit and seeing all the work that still has to be done made me wonder why we all don’t consider it. God tells us that the gospel should be spread throughout the world, and that we should be true servants of that challenged me and made me really think about it.”
Benjamin
