Students

Spend your college years investing in what truly matters.

The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few


You have a unique opportunity to leverage this season of life to fulfill the Great Commission across the world!

Link Teams

Summer (5-8 weeks)


Join a team of students to build relationships and share the Gospel among an Unreached People Group this summer. Through our in-depth training process, your team will be prepared to work together, minister cross-culturally and serve your host overseas. Teams typically consist of 4-8 students and overseas projects usually take place during June & July.

Global Internships

Summer/Semester (2-6 months)


Internships provide opportunities for students to minister overseas using skills related to their field of study. Common internships include: engineering, business, medical, agriculture, IT/web design, and ESL. Interns serve alongside men and women who are passionate about using their vocational skills to help fulfill the Great Commission.

Training Center

2 Years


We partner with River Community Church in Wichita, KS to help post-grads explore the possibility of serving overseas long-term. The Training Center provides theological education, personal mentorship and training in cross-cultural ministry. It culminates in an overseas assignment.

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Upcoming Projects


Wondering what a project would look like? Catch the vision here.

For Parents


OneLink International considers it a tremendous privilege to be part of your child’s journey of faith. We seek to help young adults develop in character and equip them with skills for life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Email us at office@onelinkinternational.org.

What does the typical OneLink project timeline look like?
  • Fall Semester – Application and references are due (November)
  • End of year – Teams selected (December/January)
  • March – Team Leader Training
  • May – Orientation Week
What is a OneLink team like?

Teams typically have 2-8 team members. All teams participating in OneLink training have a designated team leader. The majority of teams are peer led. Team leaders are intentionally selected after their application is reviewed by the sending campus ministry or church and the OneLink staff. OneLink training is designed for teams to work alongside and be supervised by either a career missionary or a two-year missionary while overseas.

Each team will work with an established overseas partner who shares vision and values with OneLink and the sending campus ministry/church. Most teams minister to students and their peers in the country they visit.

What will my son or daughter be doing overseas?

Generally, teams teach English, study language, or participate in a cultural exchange program. Their aim will be to build relationships with locals and share the good news of Jesus.

Is medical or health insurance provided?

OneLink does not directly provide medical, health, or travelers insurance. However, we require students to purchase a travel insurance policy. We recommend a policy with Gallagher Charitable International Insurance Services. This insurance includes coverage for life, health, accidents, lost luggage, etc. and is included in the total trip cost.

How much does it cost to go overseas with OneLink?

Most OneLink trips cost between $4,000 and $6,000, including airfare.

Will my son or daughter be safe?

There are always certain risks involved in international travel, but we have taken great strides to mitigate them. All team members are required to participate in a week-long orientation prior to their departure from the US. During this week they are given the information and training they will need to function safely in the location where they will be serving. OneLink International also works in conjunction with the International Mission Board to develop contingency plans and evaluate risks in our overseas locations.  There are also policies, such as maintaining the “buddy system” the students are required to follow to help ensure their safety.

How will my son or daughter be expected to pay for this trip?

All team members who go overseas and participate in OneLink training raise their own prayer and financial support. Sending out support letters is the method most team members use, but other means of fundraising are used as well. Once students are accepted for a team, they will receive more details about fundraising.

Can my son or daughter call home?

Yes. However, we ask each team member to limit their communication to one thirty-minute call or video chat to an immediate family member, once every two weeks. This allows the team to take full advantage of the unique opportunity they have overseas by minimizing the amount of messages, posts and other communication they are receiving throughout the summer.

Your son or daughter’s Team Leader will call or email a contact person in the U.S. once they have arrived safely in-country. You child’s team will also be sending an email update each week to share about their experiences.

Please note that during Orientation Week in May, there is no free time for communication with family or friends. We ask students to leave phones in their vehicles to minimize distraction.

Who do I call in case of an emergency at home?

The OneLink staff is available 24/7 at (316) 201-3231 while your son or daughter’s team is overseas or traveling to and from their destination. If you have an emergency while your son or daughter is at orientation you may also call (316) 201-3231.

Already a team member?