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(There might be the perfect fit for you.)

Morocco has a rich and vibrant culture with a strong blend of ancient Islamic traditions mixed with a modern European influence. The scenery is breathtaking. The people are welcoming and curious, making every day a true adventure. This trip is an incredible opportunity to travel to the 10/40 window and bring the Gospel to North Africa.

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Morocco

Dates
Students:
June 24 – July 31
Staff:
June 17 – July 31
required support
Students
Base cost
(airfare & Ground)
spending Money
TOTAL:
$
$
$
Staff:
Base cost
(airfare & Ground)
spending Money
TOTAL:
$
$
$

Morocco is rich and vibrant with culture. It's a complicated place with a strong blend of ancient Islamic traditions mixed with a modern European influence. The food is endlessly delicious. The scenery is breathtaking. The people are welcoming and curious. Every day is a true adventure.

Morocco
Dates
Students:
June 24 – July 31
Staff:
June 17 – July 31
required support
Students
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Morocco is rich and vibrant with culture. It's a complicated place with a strong blend of ancient Islamic traditions mixed with a modern European influence. The food is endlessly delicious. The scenery is breathtaking. The people are welcoming and curious. Every day is a true adventure.

Morocco

Morocco has a rich and vibrant culture with a strong blend of ancient Islamic traditions mixed with a modern European influence. The scenery is breathtaking. The people are welcoming and curious, making every day a true adventure. This trip is an incredible opportunity to travel to the 10/40 window and bring the Gospel to North Africa.

register now

Student 13 - 18

June 24 – July 31
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Base Support: $
Spending Money: $
Total: $
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International airfare, ground travel, lodging, ministry supplies, food, and training
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Passport and visa (if applicable)

Staff 19+

June 17 – July 31
Learn more
Base Support: $
Spending Money : $
Total: $
check mark
International airfare, ground travel, lodging, ministry supplies, food, and training
An X
Domestic travel
An X
Passport and visa (if applicable)
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outreach

outreach

Our goal is to establish relationships, break down cultural and religious barriers, and represent Christ in a way the Moroccans have never encountered before. You’ll travel in a small group, making friends and striking up conversations with people on the street, shop owners, and even the occasional tourist. You’ll use these opportunities to discuss life, customs, and faith. They won’t always be easy and will require practice, but you can expect to get plenty of that. 

You’ll be engaging in extended times of prayer on matters both general and specific. You’ll also worship next to long-term missionaries who are calling on God for strength in a challenging environment and asking Him to move in big ways in this country.

safety

safety

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure that participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country both before and during the trip. If a situation arises that threatens the security of the team, either politically or from environmental conditions, the team will be moved to a stable location.

adventure

adventure

Trains, buses, taxis, ferries, and camels offer some unique options for transportation. You’ll explore open-air markets, meander the ancient narrow streets, and eat unique North African food, thoughtfully soaking in every experience. Plan for lots of walking and desert heat with no air conditioning. And if you allow God to direct your steps, it means that anything can happen, but it’s rarely comfortable or easy. When is true adventure ever comfortable or easy?

experience culture

experience culture

First time experiences will be your new normal as you explore this transient region frequented by tourists, heavily influenced by Western culture, yet still rooted in ancient traditions. Morocco has an incredibly rich heritage of art, music, and cuisine. You’ll have time to witness the beauty found in everyday life and be around long enough for it to start feeling like home.

spiritual growth

spiritual growth

Seeing the results of the team’s efforts won’t be immediate and are often invisible, but that’s the reality in ministry to Muslims. You will learn to lean on the understanding that God is at work in unseen ways and is using your efforts to build His kingdom. This trip is going to present some new and unexpected challenges on a daily basis, and you can expect to develop compassion and empathy for others whose lives are vastly different from yours. Each day will challenge you to trust God more and allow Him to take you well outside of your own comfort zone.

who should go

who should go

Morocco will be good a good fit if you have a heart for Muslim people and are not afraid of being in a moderate Islamic country. If you are someone who is comfortable striking up conversations with strangers, are eager to learn about others’ perspectives, are adaptable and like to learn by experience, you might have just found your trip for this summer.

eating & Sleeping

eating & sleeping

We’ll cook many of our meals as a team, keeping it relatively simple and basic, but good for giving you the energy you need to keep you going. But expect to get out and experience the glory of local Mediterranean dishes like couscous and bastila. It’s almost certain that you’ll develop an addiction to Shawarma; top it off with some mint tea, and you’ll be hooked for life. The team will be sleeping in small, safe hotels located in the heart of the city. There’s always lots of shopping, food, and activity around. Lodging will be complete with the bedding and towels you need, but air conditioning? Not so much. But hey, it’s a dry heat.

debriefing

The final week of our trip will take place in Madrid, Spain for the important process of debriefing. There’s going to be a lot to think about by the time this trip comes to a close. Your perspective of the world may have been readjusted many times over, and your trust in God will have gone to new depths. The prospect of returning home may leave you feeling anxious, uncertain, and maybe excited about what lies ahead. We’ll take time to process our many conversations, experiences, adventures, and misadventures. We’ll seek God’s perspective and guidance on how we can take this unique experience and go home with a better understanding of how He is redeeming this world and what you can be doing to help.

debriefing

ministry partners

ministry partners

We’re partnering with long-term missionaries who know the scene and are deeply invested in the people. Our goal is to be a resource to those faithful workers: to go where they say to go and do what they say to do. They will keep a low profile and put some distance between themselves and us to minimize the risk of compromising their security. Even still, you’ll enjoy the opportunity to worship alongside them, help in their work, and hear their stories of life on the field.

street evangelism

street evangelism

Our goal is to establish relationships, break down cultural and religious barriers, and represent Christ in a way the Moroccans have never encountered before. You’ll travel in a small group, making friends and striking up conversations with people on the street, shop owners, and even the occasional tourist. You’ll use these opportunities to discuss life, customs, and faith. They won’t always be easy and will require practice, but you can expect to get plenty of that. 

You’ll be engaging in extended times of prayer on matters both general and specific. You’ll also worship next to long-term missionaries who are calling on God for strength in a challenging environment and asking Him to move in big ways in this country.

Orphanages

orphanages

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure that participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country both before and during the trip. If a situation arises that threatens the security of the team, either politically or from environmental conditions, the team will be moved to a stable location.

Student/School Ministry

student/school ministry

Trains, buses, taxis, ferries, and camels offer some unique options for transportation. You’ll explore open-air markets, meander the ancient narrow streets, and eat unique North African food, thoughtfully soaking in every experience. Plan for lots of walking and desert heat with no air conditioning. And if you allow God to direct your steps, it means that anything can happen, but it’s rarely comfortable or easy. When is true adventure ever comfortable or easy?

Relationship Building

relationship building

First time experiences will be your new normal as you explore this transient region frequented by tourists, heavily influenced by Western culture, yet still rooted in ancient traditions. Morocco has an incredibly rich heritage of art, music, and cuisine. You’ll have time to witness the beauty found in everyday life and be around long enough for it to start feeling like home.

Children's Ministry

children's ministry

Seeing the results of the team’s efforts won’t be immediate and are often invisible, but that’s the reality in ministry to Muslims. You will learn to lean on the understanding that God is at work in unseen ways and is using your efforts to build His kingdom. This trip is going to present some new and unexpected challenges on a daily basis, and you can expect to develop compassion and empathy for others whose lives are vastly different from yours. Each day will challenge you to trust God more and allow Him to take you well outside of your own comfort zone.

sports ministry

The final week of our trip will take place in Madrid, Spain for the important process of debriefing. There’s going to be a lot to think about by the time this trip comes to a close. Your perspective of the world may have been readjusted many times over, and your trust in God will have gone to new depths. The prospect of returning home may leave you feeling anxious, uncertain, and maybe excited about what lies ahead. We’ll take time to process our many conversations, experiences, adventures, and misadventures. We’ll seek God’s perspective and guidance on how we can take this unique experience and go home with a better understanding of how He is redeeming this world and what you can be doing to help.

Sports Ministry

role

Morocco will be good a good fit if you have a heart for Muslim people and are not afraid of being in a moderate Islamic country. If you are someone who is comfortable striking up conversations with strangers, are eager to learn about others’ perspectives, are adaptable and like to learn by experience, you might have just found your trip for this summer.

Cost

Our goal is to establish relationships, break down cultural and religious barriers, and represent Christ in a way the Moroccans have never encountered before. You’ll travel in a small group, making friends and striking up conversations with people on the street, shop owners, and even the occasional tourist. You’ll use these opportunities to discuss life, customs, and faith. They won’t always be easy and will require practice, but you can expect to get plenty of that. 

You’ll be engaging in extended times of prayer on matters both general and specific. You’ll also worship next to long-term missionaries who are calling on God for strength in a challenging environment and asking Him to move in big ways in this country.

Travel

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure that participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country both before and during the trip. If a situation arises that threatens the security of the team, either politically or from environmental conditions, the team will be moved to a stable location.

requirements

Trains, buses, taxis, ferries, and camels offer some unique options for transportation. You’ll explore open-air markets, meander the ancient narrow streets, and eat unique North African food, thoughtfully soaking in every experience. Plan for lots of walking and desert heat with no air conditioning. And if you allow God to direct your steps, it means that anything can happen, but it’s rarely comfortable or easy. When is true adventure ever comfortable or easy?

approach

First time experiences will be your new normal as you explore this transient region frequented by tourists, heavily influenced by Western culture, yet still rooted in ancient traditions. Morocco has an incredibly rich heritage of art, music, and cuisine. You’ll have time to witness the beauty found in everyday life and be around long enough for it to start feeling like home.

growth

Seeing the results of the team’s efforts won’t be immediate and are often invisible, but that’s the reality in ministry to Muslims. You will learn to lean on the understanding that God is at work in unseen ways and is using your efforts to build His kingdom. This trip is going to present some new and unexpected challenges on a daily basis, and you can expect to develop compassion and empathy for others whose lives are vastly different from yours. Each day will challenge you to trust God more and allow Him to take you well outside of your own comfort zone.

outreach

outreach

Our goal is to establish relationships, break down cultural and religious barriers, and represent Christ in a way the Moroccans have never encountered before. You’ll travel in a small group, making friends and striking up conversations with people on the street, shop owners, and even the occasional tourist. You’ll use these opportunities to discuss life, customs, and faith. They won’t always be easy and will require practice, but you can expect to get plenty of that. 

You’ll be engaging in extended times of prayer on matters both general and specific. You’ll also worship next to long-term missionaries who are calling on God for strength in a challenging environment and asking Him to move in big ways in this country.

safety

safety

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure that participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country both before and during the trip. If a situation arises that threatens the security of the team, either politically or from environmental conditions, the team will be moved to a stable location.

adventure

adventure

Trains, buses, taxis, ferries, and camels offer some unique options for transportation. You’ll explore open-air markets, meander the ancient narrow streets, and eat unique North African food, thoughtfully soaking in every experience. Plan for lots of walking and desert heat with no air conditioning. And if you allow God to direct your steps, it means that anything can happen, but it’s rarely comfortable or easy. When is true adventure ever comfortable or easy?

experience culture

experience culture

First time experiences will be your new normal as you explore this transient region frequented by tourists, heavily influenced by Western culture, yet still rooted in ancient traditions. Morocco has an incredibly rich heritage of art, music, and cuisine. You’ll have time to witness the beauty found in everyday life and be around long enough for it to start feeling like home.

spiritual growth

spiritual growth

Seeing the results of the team’s efforts won’t be immediate and are often invisible, but that’s the reality in ministry to Muslims. You will learn to lean on the understanding that God is at work in unseen ways and is using your efforts to build His kingdom. This trip is going to present some new and unexpected challenges on a daily basis, and you can expect to develop compassion and empathy for others whose lives are vastly different from yours. Each day will challenge you to trust God more and allow Him to take you well outside of your own comfort zone.

training

The final week of our trip will take place in Madrid, Spain for the important process of debriefing. There’s going to be a lot to think about by the time this trip comes to a close. Your perspective of the world may have been readjusted many times over, and your trust in God will have gone to new depths. The prospect of returning home may leave you feeling anxious, uncertain, and maybe excited about what lies ahead. We’ll take time to process our many conversations, experiences, adventures, and misadventures. We’ll seek God’s perspective and guidance on how we can take this unique experience and go home with a better understanding of how He is redeeming this world and what you can be doing to help.

training

who should go

who should go

Morocco will be good a good fit if you have a heart for Muslim people and are not afraid of being in a moderate Islamic country. If you are someone who is comfortable striking up conversations with strangers, are eager to learn about others’ perspectives, are adaptable and like to learn by experience, you might have just found your trip for this summer.

eating & Sleeping

eating & sleeping

We’ll cook many of our meals as a team, keeping it relatively simple and basic, but good for giving you the energy you need to keep you going. But expect to get out and experience the glory of local Mediterranean dishes like couscous and bastila. It’s almost certain that you’ll develop an addiction to Shawarma; top it off with some mint tea, and you’ll be hooked for life. The team will be sleeping in small, safe hotels located in the heart of the city. There’s always lots of shopping, food, and activity around. Lodging will be complete with the bedding and towels you need, but air conditioning? Not so much. But hey, it’s a dry heat.

ministry partners

ministry partners

We’re partnering with long-term missionaries who know the scene and are deeply invested in the people. Our goal is to be a resource to those faithful workers: to go where they say to go and do what they say to do. They will keep a low profile and put some distance between themselves and us to minimize the risk of compromising their security. Even still, you’ll enjoy the opportunity to worship alongside them, help in their work, and hear their stories of life on the field.

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