Most of the people who go on Filter of Hope mission trips are already Christians, but there are some participants that are still trying to figure it out.
Occasionally some aren’t Christians at all. They want to help give clean water to needy families for the next 10 years, but they’re unsure about their own relationship with Jesus, much less trying to tell others about Him.
So what happens? God still works. And some mission team members have been led to faith in Jesus on the mission trip. And at least one, even by their own words.
Jackson Mudd was a junior at the University of Auburn when he attended a Christian campus group and heard about a Filter of Hope mission trip to Dominican Republic.