Be an Eye-witness
to Transformation
There’s no better way to experience Remember the Children’s mission than firsthand. Meet the children, leaders, and pastors we serve, witness the transformation in the villages where we work, and visit the churches we equip. See how we are reaching the forgotten and discover how you can join us in changing lives through the power of the Gospel. These trips are truly unforgettable experiences!
“In the spring of 2022, we traveled with Andy and Gerri Baker to Romania, shortly after the war in Ukraine began. We were met with warm hospitality and Christian love, and came away deeply impressed by the work of Remember the Children. We saw children growing up in loving, hope-filled families, churches sharing the Gospel, refugees being cared for in Jesus’ name, and Christian leaders being trained and equipped. We’re proud to support RTC and encourage others to do the same.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a trip?
Most of our short-term trips are between 1 and 2 weeks.
When are the trips?
We host teams all throughout the year. However, we ask that each trip is books 12 months in advance.
What types of groups work with Remember the Children?
Most of our groups come from churches and colleges, but we welcome all kinds of visitors—families, organizations, coworkers, and communities. Bring your group and experience our ministries firsthand!
What do you do?
Activities vary depending on your group and the time of year. In the summer, we often teach Bible lessons to children in villages and our orphan homes, while in the winter, we host Christmas parties. We also hold training seminars and occasionally provide medical support, depending on the skills of our team. If your group has a specific project in mind, we can customize a trip to fit your interests.
I have a specific skill (dentist, doctor, carpenter, etc). How can I use it?
Let us know your skills, and we’ll help you use your talents to make an impact in Romania and Tanzania. In the past, we’ve partnered with dentists, doctors, therapists, carpenters, and musicians—and these skills are still greatly needed in the communities we serve.
If you have additional questions, please contact us using the button below.
From an RTC Team Member
Incredible things can happen when people step out of their everyday lives and into new, challenging situations—like leading those who don’t speak the same language. These moments often become opportunities for transformation and growth. I loved seeing the women I served alongside come alive, bold and excited even while feeling nervous at times.
I also witnessed the power of prayer. I sometimes fall into the “skeptic” category when it comes to praying boldly, but the Lord challenged me to pray with confidence and expectancy—and I saw amazing things happen.
If you’ve ever considered serving on a local or overseas trip, I highly recommend it. As the psalmist says, “Taste and see”—when you submit yourself and serve the Lord, you will experience His goodness firsthand.
– Ashley LaBar
