Come see what God is doing.
A Parent Vision Trip is three things at once: a chance to see where your child serves, an immersive experience on the mission field, and a guided spiritual journey that will reshape the way you hold this whole season. Five to seven days. Led by Noelle or a fellow alumni parent. Worth every single second.
PVTs are invitation only — your child invites you.
- You cannot sign up for a PVT on your own. Your Racer must personally invite you to come visit them on the field.
- We cannot send you the invite link. The actual invitation comes directly from your child — not from Noelle or AIM.
- You cannot choose the location. The country of your PVT is determined entirely by the route your child is on at that time.
What is a Parent Vision Trip?
This video says it better than I could with words. Watch it, and then call me.
A few past PVT destinations
These are just a few of the locations we've hosted PVTs in the past. They are not an indication of where your child's PVT will be. The destination is set by your Racer's route — not by you, and not by this page.
Click each country to learn more about what a PVT in that part of the world has looked like and how you can support the ministries there.
If Noelle had to pick one word for Guatemala it would be 'joy.' Parents and Racers serve side by side and something holy happens in the middle of it. Adventures in Missions runs two CarePoints here focused on nutrition, discipleship, and English classes.
- Capital
- Guatemala City
- Language
- Spanish
- Time zone
- CST
- Currency
- GTQ
Adventures in Missions has been in Eswatini for over 20 years. It is our longest-standing, largest, and strongest international base. More than 7,000 children are served weekly across 40-plus CarePoints. The people here will capture your heart permanently.
- Capital
- Mbabane
- Language
- Swazi & English
- Time zone
- SAST (UTC+2)
- Currency
- SZL
Noelle came home from Nepal 'wrecked,' in the best possible way. Christians make up less than 2% of the population here. The gospel costs something in Nepal. One mom on a recent PVT said: 'I came to see what my daughter was doing. I left realizing what God was doing in me.'
- Capital
- Kathmandu
- Language
- Nepali
- Time zone
- NPT (UTC+5:45)
- Currency
- NPR
Destinations update as squads move. Contact Noelle for current availability.
Racer packing list
Wondering what to send with your child, or what to pack yourself for a PVT? Here's a practical starting point. Always confirm country-specific items with Noelle before you go.
- Passport (valid 6+ months)
- Copies stored separately
- Travel insurance
- Visa if required
- Emergency contact card
- Small amount of local currency
- Modest lightweight clothing (shoulders and knees covered)
- Layers
- Broken-in walking shoes
- Rain jacket
- Active ministry clothes
- Prescription meds (extra supply)
- Malaria prophylaxis if required
- First aid kit
- Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
- Sunscreen and DEET insect repellent
- Water purification tablets (backup)
- Journal and pen
- Small gifts for children (ask Noelle first)
- Bible or devotional
- Unlocked phone or international SIM
- Portable charger
- Universal power adapter
Ready? Let's talk.
PVTs fill up. If God is stirring something in you, don't wait. Reach out to Noelle and she'll walk you through everything.