We’d love to see you in El Salvador, and we’ve got six upcoming 2024 trips to make that happen.
If you’re interested in joining us, fill out the form below. You can check out our trip FAQs to learn more about SHIP Trips.
If you have a group that wants to go on a SHIP Trip together (church, youth group, service group, etc.), email us directly at contact@shipinternational.org. We can work together to find a time that works for your group to make a solo SHIP Trip or have your group join an existing trip.
About Our Trips
We love El Salvador. We love introducing people to the place that has become our second home and the people there who have become a part of our family. If you’re thinking about joining SHIP on a trip to El Salvador, we want you to know that we are grateful and humbled to have the opportunity to introduce you to this wonderful country and to show you all that God is doing in our little mountainside neighborhood in El Salvador.
When you are on a SHIP Trip, you become a part of God’s work in that neighborhood. During the week-long trip, you will find yourself doing things you’ve never done before. Maybe you will help build a house or act out a skit in vacation Bible school or give your testimony during an outreach service or a Bible study. You might wake up early to greet the children at our school or even help out in the kitchen with making their breakfast or snacks. You’ll probably find God-given talents you never before knew that you had. We don’t ask that you come with any previous experience, only that you come with a desire to serve.
In each way that you serve, you have the chance to show God’s love. And for a week, everyone on the SHIP trip comes together to learn from one another and from our Salvadoran brothers and sisters in Christ as we see how the body of Christ works together for the glory of God.
If you think you want to step out in faith and board a flight to San Salvador, we would love to talk to you about going on a SHIP trip. On this page, you’ll find links to a list of our upcoming SHIP trips.