Global Reunion 2020

Global Reunion 2020 has had to be canceled because of the COVID 19 crisis.  We had to consider the global nature of our camp, the feeding of our campers, the structure of our camp, and the possibility of a resurgence of the virus around the time of GR. With these questions in mind, we felt it was best to postpone Global Reunion until 2021. 

If you have already registered, you may contact InterMission for any refund due to you. 

We urge you to consider joining us for ReEntry September 11-2, 2020. We will have a speclal class reserved for teens at that time. 

Please register with the link above if you would like to join us.

Global Reunion 2021

Global Reunion 2021, our annual camp for Third Culture Teens and their families, is set for July 26 - 30, 2020 on the campus of Oklahoma Christian University. 

InterMission provides separate camps for Teens 13-20+, parents of teens, and younger siblings 5-12 (if their parents are present).

Space is limited, so make plans now to attend next summer Register early to save your place, and save $25 per person. Early Bird registration will close June 15.

Late registrations will not be accepted after July 1. Use our contact us form if you have questions. Register when you decide to come. 

InterMission South Pacific!

InterMission South Pacific was held July 1-5, 2013 for missionaries in Australia and the South Pacific.  The venue was south of Sydney, in Wollongong, Australia. (Look for photos). The next InterNational InterMission has not yet been scheduled. For information on how to participate, please contact us. Invitations are currently going out.  Please register.

ReEntry InterMission 2015

ReEntry InterMission Fall 2012

We hosted a eEntry InterMission October 19-20 near the OC campus.

From being evacuated for safety reasons in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq, to waving goodbye to beloved islanders on Vanuatu, returned missionaries recounted their stories at the Reentry InterMission held at MRCC, October 19-20.  These stories highlighted various experiences from 7 different countries, and yet in some ways the stories were remarkably the same. Missionaries share the common joys of winning souls to Christ and then the common sorrows of bidding their spiritual children in the faith farewell.  In the great battle for men’s souls, our missionaries are soldiers of Christ on the front lines. These heroes often return wounded and in need of help and healing. 

While the InterMission Ministry provided tools to help with the transition process, participants and facilitators were blessed with delicious steaming pots of soup, sandwiches, salads, and sweet treats provided by Memorial Road members to express love for missionaries and their work of spreading the Good News around the world. Representatives of the eldership and the Missions Committee came to meet and welcome the participants. We are continually grateful for Memorial Road’s part in providing our missionaries a warm place to find welcome, healing, and equipping for their next steps in living out God’s purpose.