Partnership requests for Vermont

Let us use our networks and connections to help your church find short-term and long-term partners.

Policies for mission team/partnership requests

The BCNE shares mission team and partnership requests through various channels, but, unfortunately, we can’t guarantee a match.
Your church agrees to take full responsibility for managing the project, and potential partners will be encouraged to contact you directly.
If your request involves work with children or youth, you must ensure that all incoming volunteers have had a background check within the last two years and have received training on child/youth protection in ministry. (Visit our Safety & Security page if you need some guidance on this step.) By submitting a request, you acknowledge your responsibility to ensure volunteers have completed security training and background checks according to your state and local laws.
*Please note that requests can only be accepted from BCNE member churches in good standing.

Vermont mission team/partnership request form

Name

First Name

Last Name

Church name

Church address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Your role in the church

Phone

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Is your church a member of the BCNE?

Has your church contributed at least $500 to the Cooperative Program this year?

We can only consider requests from churches in good standing. To be in good standing, a church must contribute at least $500 to the Cooperative Program each year.

Project type

Check all that apply.

Evangelistic event

Survey or prayerwalk

Construction, renovation or repair

Church or ministry strengthening

Long-term partnership

Other

Describe the project request in detail.

Describe all available housing options.

Examples could include accommodations at the church, at a camp, in members' homes, in local hotels, etc.

Does the church have on-site showers?

Does the church have a kitchen?

List possible start and end dates.

Do you accept responsibility for ensuring that volunteers working with children or youth have completed child protection training and background checks according to your local laws?

We have shared resources you may find helpful for background checks and security training at www.bcne.net/safety-security. However, your local church (not the BCNE) is responsible for ensuring that volunteers complete the training and background checks.