“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 28:19)

 

The heart of Trinity Christian School High School is to see our students fulfill the Great Commission and share the love of Christ with others. GO Week is a week-long opportunity for students to serve together across the globe. These shared service experiences between students and faculty strengthen our school community. While many students travel domestically and internationally to serve in different cultural contexts, others make a meaningful impact by serving right here in our local community.

 
“...and empowering hands for compassionate service””
— The Trinity Way

OUR FOCUS

International, regional, and local missions

GO INTERNATIONAL

TCS students have the opportunity to take the Gospel to the nations by serving in communities around the world. Through cross-cultural ministry, students gain a greater understanding of God’s heart for all people while sharing His love in practical ways. These experiences broaden their worldview, strengthen their faith, and ignite a lifelong passion for global missions.

GO REGIONAL

GO Week also extends to regions within the United States. Students participate in mission efforts that address real needs in nearby states and cities, from supporting church plants to engaging in service projects. These experiences allow students to step outside their comfort zones, minister in new settings, and see firsthand how God is at work across our nation.

GO LOCAL

For students who remain close to home, GO Week is an invitation to serve our local community with Christ-like love. Whether volunteering with local ministries and organizations, or lending a hand to neighbors in need, students learn that mission work begins right where they are. These acts of service build connections and demonstrate the heart of Christ in tangible ways.

 

Where We’re Going in 2026

International Missions

FEBRUARY 12 - 21*

*Note: Itinerary and outreach details are subject to change.

Cost Estimate: $2,500 - $3,000

The Israel trip offers Trinity students a transformative opportunity to serve alongside ministry partners at the Jerusalem School in Bethlehem, build relationships with local students, and support meaningful projects. Along the way, students will engage with the culture and history of the region, visit biblical sites, and grow spiritually through guided teaching, reflection, and prayer—returning home with a strengthened faith and a renewed passion to live out the Gospel.

March 26 - April 2*

*Note: Itineraries and outreach details are subject to change.

 

Cost Estimate: $2,800

Students traveling to Ireland will engage in meaningful ministry opportunities designed to strengthen their faith and share the hope of Christ. Through service, outreach, and cultural connection, this trip will provide students with a chance to impact lives while experiencing how God is at work in Ireland. Led by People's Church in Dublin, Ireland.

Cost Estimate: $3,050 -$3,250

Serve and grow in Northern Italy’s Piemonte region through prayer, community outreach, and evangelism while receiving training that equips students to live on mission both at home and abroad. Led by Operation Mobilization (OM) and Teen Street.

Cost Estimate: $2,300 -$2,800

Students will grow in faith and confidence as they learn to share the Gospel in London through daily teaching and meaningful outreach among people of various backgrounds. Led by Operation Mobilization (OM) and Teen Street.

Cost Estimate: $2,500 -$2,800

Students will share the Gospel and build meaningful connections as they walk the Camino de Santiago, using this journey as a unique opportunity for evangelism and discipleship. Led by Operation Mobilization (OM) and Teen Street.

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REGIONAL MISSIONS

March 26 - 30*

*Note: Itineraries and outreach details are subject to change.

Applications and deposits for travelers are due October 20th.

Appalachia, KY -

Cost Estimate: $900

Serve families in Eastern Kentucky through home repairs, evangelism, and community projects while learning what it means to love your neighbors with the heart of Christ. Led by Joshua Expeditions.Trip Number: B343.

Kerrville, TX -

Cost Estimate: $1,500

Join the Hill Country Flood Relief mission in Kerrville, Texas, serving families through hands-on recovery projects and Christ-centered community support. Led by Joshua Expeditions. Trip Number: B344.

LOCAL MISSIONS

MARCH 26 - APRIL 2*

*Note: Itineraries and outreach details are subject to change.

Cost Estimate: $0 - 100

Backpack Buddies

Through Backpack Buddies, students will pack meal bags for children in our local area who might otherwise go without. This initiative allows students to meet practical needs right in our community and remind families they are seen and cared for.

Clarkston

This three-day outreach begins with a tour of Clarkston, where students will learn about the lives of refugees, pray in key locations, share ethnic meals, and intercede for the nations on a massive world map. The second day focuses on outreach training, equipping students to share Christ’s love with Muslims, followed by a mosque visit to observe prayer and engage in dialogue with a local leader. On the final day, students will serve in the Brannon Hills community through cleanup projects and relationship-building with refugee families. Led by Operation Mobilization

Bridging the Gap

At Bridging the Gap, students will assist with organizing a local warehouse and food pantry, as well as preparing and serving hot meals. This experience teaches students the importance of serving neighbors in need with dignity and the love of Christ.

Destin, FL

Students will engage in community outreach, missions work, and track practice. Led by Roby Ross.

Rise Against Hunger

Students will partner with Rise Against Hunger to pack nutritious meals that are distributed to communities facing food insecurity around the world. This hands-on effort connects our students to the global fight against hunger while demonstrating Christ’s compassion in action.

Frequently Asked Questions

GENERAL QUESTIONS

  • GO Week is a special time set aside for our High School students to step out of the classroom and into real-life ministry and service opportunities. Whether serving locally, regionally, or internationally, our goal is for students to grow in their faith, experience the joy of serving others, and see firsthand how God is at work in the world.

  • Each trip is prayerfully considered and designed to provide meaningful ministry opportunities, cultural experiences, and student safety. We partner with trusted mission organizations and local ministries to ensure students are both challenged and supported in their service.

  • Yes. GO Week is an integral part of Trinity’s High School experience. We believe every student benefits from stepping into a new environment, serving others, and living out the Gospel in action.

  • Trinity’s GO Week takes place in multiple sessions:

    • February 14 - 21, 2026

    • March 26 – April 2, 2026

    Each student will be assigned to one of these weeks, and families will receive detailed trip schedules well in advance.

    *Note: Locations, itineraries, and trip details are subject to change.

Travel & Logistics

  • Yes. All transportation, whether by bus, van, or airplane, will be coordinated and provided by Trinity. For all GO Week experiences, students must meet on the TCS campus to be transported. Parents do not need to arrange travel for their student once trips are assigned.

  • We are committed to student safety and discipleship, which is why each trip will not exceed a 10-to-1 student-teacher ratio. Trips are led by Trinity faculty and trusted adult leaders.

  • Students will be supervised by their adult leaders at all times. Our leaders are carefully selected, background-checked, and trained to provide spiritual and physical oversight throughout the week.

Safety & Health

Communication

  • Student safety is our top priority. Each trip has a detailed safety plan that includes travel guidelines, emergency contacts, and on-the-ground partnerships with trusted ministry organizations.

  • We ask families to communicate these needs ahead of time so leaders can prepare accordingly. Our leaders are trained to handle medical and dietary needs with care and attention.

  • International travelers will need a valid passport and may need certain vaccinations depending on the destination. Trip leaders will communicate these requirements well in advance.

  • Trip leaders will provide regular updates through group communication channels (such as email, text, or designated apps). Families can expect both logistical updates and ministry highlights.

  • Students may bring phones, but usage will be limited based on the nature of the trip. The focus of Go Week is ministry, relationships, and spiritual growth—not screen time.

  • Parents will be given contact information for trip leaders and the school’s designated emergency contact. Students will always be reachable in urgent situations.

Spiritual & Service Focus

  • Service varies by trip. Students may be serving in orphanages, partnering with local churches, running sports camps, engaging in community projects, or sharing the Gospel through relational ministry.

  • Prior to departure, each group will meet regularly for training and preparation. These times include prayer, team-building, and equipping students for the specific ministry they will encounter.

  • Yes. Each trip intentionally includes time for daily devotionals, worship, and group reflection. These moments allow students to process their experiences and see how God is at work.