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Fusion Impact is an exciting summer mission opportunity for high school students to serve with IMB missionaries in evangelism and church planting projects globally. Ministry venues vary from urban centers to rural settings.
Based on the Fusion Process, Fusion Impact takes the core values of Fusion and instills them in young people throughout their summer commitment. This means that Fusion Impact not only provides participants an awesome international ministry experience but equips and empowers young people to walk with Jesus for a lifetime. Each Fusion Impact team is led by a Fusion Advocate: someone who has extensive leadership training and international mission service experience. Additionally, Fusion Impact includes a week of intensive training and orientation immediately followed by a five-six week international deployment to pre-selected ministry sites around the world. Impact Qualifications In order to attend Fusion Impact , candidates must meet the following standards and expectations:
· Application Deadline - April 5 2013 Fusion Impact ProjectsSouth America
East Asia
Southeast Asia
Portugal
Slovenia
*These amounts do not cover visas, passports, immunizations or required travel insurance.
Fusion Impact DatesApplication Deadline: April 5, 2013 International Deployment: June 25 - July 26, 2013 Debrief: July 26 - 28, 2013
Click Here to apply online. Fusion Impact FAQ'sWhat is Fusion Impact?
Fusion Impact is a unique hands-on mission experience for high school students. Fusion Impact’s values and ethos are based on the core values and Maxims of the Fusion program. Fusion Impact teams serve with International Mission Board missionaries around the world, completing high impact projects rooted in church planting and evangelism. How much does it cost? The cost for Fusion Impact for 2013 is $2500 plus the cost of all airline tickets. This cost includes orientation, on-the-field costs and debriefing. Fusion Impact costs DO NOT include costs for a passport, immunizations, or travel insurance. How are Fusion Impact assignments determined? ![]() When a candidate completes their IMB student application and references, the application is then reviewed by IMB Student Mission staff for approval. Once a candidate’s application is approved, the candidate will be placed on a project based on their skills, interests, abilities and calling. Who provides supervision while on the field? Supervision is twofold. The first level of supervision is provided by the Fusion Advocate who serves as the team leader while deployed. The second level of supervision is provided by the IMB field missionary. The advocate reports to the field missionary and ensures that the team is on task while deployed. Do students serve alone or with a team? All Fusion Impact participants serve as part of at team, called a cohort. Fusion Impact does not send individuals overseas to serve by themselves. Is there an orientation for teams serving with Fusion Impact? Yes. Fusion Impact’s orientation is held in Kansas City, Missouri at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. How are travel arrangements made?
Fusion Impact participants are required to make international travel arrangements through the Fusion Impact office and National Travel Services (NTS), the IMB’s travel agent. To ensure team cohesiveness, individual travel arrangements are not allowed. This keeps the team traveling together and ensures that individual students do not travel alone. NOTE: Domestic travel arrangements (to and from orientation/debriefing) will be made by individual students. In a few cases, parents may drive their student to orientation. This is at the discretion of the individual family and needs to be coordinated through the Fusion Impact office to ensure proper timing of tickets. Once a person is accepted to Fusion Impact, an email is generated that walks them through the process for purchasing tickets and visas as well as other information for spiritual preparation. Does IMB require travel insurance? Yes. IMB requires all participants traveling abroad to have travel insurance. Insurance is relatively cheap (less than $3 a day) and provides coverage for both treatment and evacuation in the event of personal accident, illness, or other reasons for evacuation. Who can I contact with questions?
Erik Odegard
Fusion Impact Coordinator 816-726-0468
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In order to attend Fusion Impact , candidates must meet the following standards and expectations:

