Worship Missions in Africa

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For US College Students

Schoolhouse Rock is a musical mission in public high schools and colleges in Africa.

Dates: March of 2027 in Zambia, Africa (Exact dates TBD)

These 1-2 hour programs in each school are led by US college students who come in as guest artists and music teachers. The underlying purpose is to use music as a tool to teach students about worship and share with them the Gospel. NLW team members will accompany the US students and assist them in each school and during their stay in Africa.

Description of trip: After arriving in Zambia, Sunday will be invested leading and sharing in area churches. Sunday afternoon and Monday can be sightseeing and rehearsals. Tuesday through Friday will be invested visiting schools and leading after-school music camps.

$1199 plus cost of flights. This fee covers all the student’s expenses once on the ground in Africa. (Costs for passport, visa, excursions, and any needed vaccinations must be covered separately by each student. Those are not included with the NLW fee.)

NLWI can provide a personalized PDF brochure with each student’s picture that he or she can share with family and friends, explaining what they will be doing and why. Are you on a Schoolhouse Rock travel team already and you need to make a payment to NLWI? Go here to pay.

1. Click button below to complete an online application.

3. Referral letters from your school director and pastor may be needed.

3. If accepted, please pay a deposit of $300 to reserve your place on the team.

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Please note: Students’ safety and well-being are of utmost concern to our NLW staff. A medical release form is required for all mission trips. Schoolhouse Rock is an offering of NLW International–a non-profit, US-based, 501(c)3 organization.