Virginia Voices International   

Domestic Missions

Campground Ministry ~ Virginia Beach, VA

Memorial Day to Labor Day

Our original home mission began in 2002 as a music ministry at the Holiday Trav-L-Park campground in

 Virginia Beach.  This ministry continues to allow us to bring God's love to the weary traveler or the expectant

 vacationer.  Each Sunday morning members of Virginia Voices International volunteer their time and God's gift

 to inspire and enhance the campground worship service through music.  Beginning every Memorial Day, when

 we honor our military, and continuing throughout the summer, this incredible music ministry concludes with a

 Labor Day concert, celebrating God's goodness to His people.

Connie Maxwell Children's Home ~ Greenwood, SC

July 2007

We were invited to participate in the home's Bible School using music as our major means to connect with

 children of all ages.  Every morning as Bible stories were told and  games played,  it was the faces of the

 younger children that lit-up with the opportunity to hitch a ride on the Gospel Train.  In the evenings, the

 older children that worked during the day would gather around for Bible teaching, fellowship, and music.

  When we were not working directly with the children, the men assisted with cleaning the picnic area and a path

 through the woods for a future road.  All the while, the women helped the children's home complete a major

 mailing project.  Even though our mission was to the children, as we traveled to and from our destination God

 used us to spread His word to His people as we sang in Cracker Barrel, Ryan's Steak House and Applebee's.

Lost in Vegas ~ Las Vegas, NV

July 2009

This mission trip opened the eyes of our hearts to the needs of so many hungry for the manna of God's word.

  After having worked side-by-side with the teachers at the evening Vacation Bible School for children and

 adults as well as internationals, we concluded with daily concerts.  During the day God opened the door for us

 to perform at the secular Reed Whipple Cultural Center for Dance and the West Las Vegas Library Theater of

 Performing and Visual Arts Camp for Kids where we had the opportunity to answer questions and share

 Christ's impact on Virginia Voices and His enormous love for each of them.  The teachers and students of the

 Theater were so taken by our music they wanted to give something back thus they performed a snippet of the

 show they were rehearsing.  God still had a task for us to accomplish as we arrived at the Las Vegas Rescue

 Mission where we worked non-stop in 105 degree heat.  After a full day of serving those less fortunate than us,

 we prepared for our evening concert knowing God's work was not yet done.  The Chapel was full of those that

 were required to be there and those that chose to be there.  As we began to sing, God was glorified as hearts

 were softened, hands were raised, and praises were called out.  We lost count of the number of people that

 came forward to rededicate their lives and profess their faith in Christ.

Karenni People ~ Clemmons, NC

July 2011