See firsthand what it takes to plant a church among people who have no concept of the God of the Bible. In this college-level missions course, you’ll learn from missionaries in Papua New Guinea and spend time among the indigenous people.

OUR PROGRAM
Interface is a five- to six-week college-level missions course in Papua New Guinea and Brazil. Discover what cross-cultural church planting is all about by learning from experienced missionaries and interacting with indigenous people. As part of an international team, experience life where an indigenous church has been established.

Classes
In addition to morning classes, you’ll spend time with your national language helper learning the local trade language.  Learn words and phrases through study and shared activities like working in the garden or learning a local craft.

Activities
“Village exposure” is available almost every day depending on local happenings. By interacting with the people, playing with the kids and practicing language skills, you’ll experience more of the culture hands-on. Other group activities include sports, a day trip to town to barter for souvenirs, and traditional meals.

Evenings
The Interface staff open their homes to students every night. Spend time getting to know each other; exchange stories. They’ll listen as you process all you’re learning and answer your questions. Evening classes are often held, and weekly bonfires unite the group through worship and sharing.

Indigenous Side Trip
Experience missionary life in a remote area while interacting with the missionaries and indigenous people. Hear another language and taste another culture. Worship with indigenous believers. You’ll see a church plant in progress as a culmination of your Interface experience.