Update on NCU Summer 2020 Mission Trips:

As you can probably guess, we have been processing our annual mission teams and the current outbreak of the coronavirus (Covid-19) both nationally and internationally.

The epidemic and its spread have caused us to reconsider sending our mission teams. The concern is heavy on us as we feel passionately about the commitment to serve Christ’s mission to the world, our amazing mission partners, and our teams’ health and safety. Unfortunately, we have decided not to send teams this summer.

Consequently, we have cancelled our Missions Auction, which was scheduled for tonight, March 6th, at 7pm.

We have already extended to our students a guarantee to be on their team for next year. The teams will most likely be expanded next year, with new students excited to serve for Christ and be Beacons to the world.

Thank you for supporting NCU Missions. We look forward to sending teams in 2021.


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