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NASHVILLE

DETAILS

Middle School Choir Tour is a mission trip opportunity for 6th—8th grade students. Our goal is to share the love of Christ with the people of Nashville through service and gospel-centered concerts. This trip is not a vacation but an opportunity to take the next step in your faith journey by serving the Lord and the people of Nashville.

Destination: NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Dates: April 7-11, 2025

We are privileged to partner with Daystar Baptist Missions this year!

Cost: $360

The cost of this trip includes all transportation, lodging, meals (except travel meals), t-shirts, and materials. A deposit is required at registration. ALL FINAL PAYMENTS and forms are due on or before March 26.

Student Requirements:

  1. Be a middle school student (grades 6-8) in the Middle School Choir
  2. Attend 80% of choir rehearsals starting January 8
  3. At least one parent should attend the parent meeting on March 26 at 5:15pm in the Rehearsal Hall (room 308)

SCHEDULE

HOW WE PREPARE

We’ll spend our time together before this trip preparing ourselves to be the hands and feet of Jesus in Nashville. We’ll spend time rehearsing music and training.

REHEARSAL SCHEDULE:

ALL rehearsals are MANDATORY and are on Sunday evenings.

February 12 | Rehearsal
February 26 | Rehearsal
March 5 | Rehearsal
March 12 | Rehearsal + Evangelism Training
March 19 | Rehearsal
March 26 | Parent Meeting + Rehearsal

April 2 | FINAL REHEARSAL

We leave for Nashville on Monday, April 7!

April 16 | Homecoming Concert at 7pm in the High School Room

MINISTRY IN THE NASHVILLE

Throughout the week, students will work at multiple ministry sites each day with their family group, and at night, we will have worship and family group time. We will have a few concerts during the week where our students will sing, and the gospel will be presented to people in the community.

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK:

Schedule Coming Soon!

WHAT WE DO

Each year, we partner with local churches and ministries to help reach those in their community. From food banks to thrift stores to rehab centers, we use every opportunity to share the love of Christ.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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What are you doing to ensure my child is safe in Nashville?

Students will be staying at a camp outside of Nashville. Students are not allowed to go anywhere without an adult leader.

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What is the cell phone policy for Nashville?

Students are rarely given the opportunity to unplug from the constant stream of distractions, drama, and temptation that go hand-in-hand with smartphone use. We believe that God wants to use this week as a unique period of time in each of these student’s lives where they can focus on what God is doing. In order to ensure that every student is in the best possible position to receive that message, we are restricting all cell phone use and possession during this trip. Here are important details:

  • Students may bring their phones, but they will be taken up, bagged, labeled, and stored in a secure office at the camp from the time we arrive in Nashville to when we are on the bus home on Friday.
  • Family group leaders, staff, and the media photographer can capture all the pictures from the trip.
  • Family group leaders can relay any important information from students to their parents.
  • The Student Staff can be contacted if there is an emergency at home.
  • This policy includes other devices that can access apps and the internet (iPads, laptops, smart watches).

While this may seem extreme, we want to assure you that your students will be safe. From our experience, most students will be relieved to have an excuse to take a break from all the “noise.”

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What are the travel plans for Nashville?

We will meet at Johnson Ferry on April 7 and depart from the church in charter buses to Nashville. While in Nashville, we will travel on buses with two to three family groups per bus. On April 11, we will return to Johnson Ferry on charter buses and students will need to be picked up from the church.

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What happens if my child gets sick or injured in Nashville?

Safety is of the utmost importance on this trip. We will have two full-time nurses traveling with us that will be available at all times.

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What can I do if my child needs financial help for this trip?

Johnson Ferry is a very generous church, and the Nashville mission trip is already subsidized 50% by our global Ministry. If you need additional financial assistance, you can contact the Student Music Office at [email protected] and we will reach out to you with next steps.

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What does my child do to prepare for the Nahville mission trip?

Rehearsals are MANDATORY for this trip. Starting January 8, students must attend 80% of choir rehearsals in order to go on the trip. See above for rehearsal date information.

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What if my child has dietary restrictions/allergies?

We eat our meals at the camp and sometimes bring in catering for lunch and we try out best to have plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions/allergies. We cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment, but we do our best to communicate ahead of time and will have an adult allergy advocate on the trip. For any further information or concerns, please reach out to [email protected].

REGISTER

REGISTER NOW FOR THE NASHVILLE MISSION TRIP!

APRIL 7 – APRIL 11, 2025

There are two simple steps to register for the Middle School Choir Tour to Nashville:

  1. REGISTER HERE for the Middle School Choir Tour. The total trip cost is $370, and final payment is due on or before March 26
  2. Download all forms and turn them in! All forms are due on or before March 26 (see below).
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