Building relationships in arkansas since 1986
Ozark Mission Project exists to transform lives through worship, fellowship, and hands-on mission. We’ve found that many Arkansans cannot safely access their homes, or may have difficulty in completing minor repair and care projects needed for their homes. We meet this need by bringing youth and adult volunteers together in a Christ-centered program designed to impact lives through the projects completed, the lessons learned, and above all the relationships built.
Summer 2025 overnight mission weeks - 6th through 12th
Week 1: June 8-13, Jonesboro, Forrest City, Bentonville
Week 2: June 22-27, Benton, Maumelle, Fayetteville, Siloam Springs
Week 3: July 13-18, North Little Rock, Little Rock
Registration opens October 1st!
Youth Programs
Project Application
“I bonded with people I never expected to bond with, including God. I found part of myself I didn’t know I had. I was a part of a group that became family very quick. OMP holds a special place in my heart. ”
the Experience of Ozark Mission Project
At Ozark Mission Project, we build relationships by selecting meaningful work projects that promote team-building and skill development. We take care of all of the planning and preparation so that you can focus on the important piece of building relationships with your team. Whether it is a youth group through our summer missions, or a company team build through our pop-up program, we strive to create an experience that serves your needs with ease and impact!
Interested? Reach out to see how you can get involved.
“This is My commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.
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need minor home repairs?
OMP’s volunteers provide minor home repairs at our mission weeks. These include accessibility projects like wheelchair ramps, handrails, and deck repairs. We also do yard work, house painting, and other small projects.
Find out more on our Community Resource Page.
We rely on your support.
Ozark Mission Project operates solely on the generosity of individuals and organizations. We rely on grants, individual gifts, one-time donations and participation. We do not receive any major recurring gifts, conference apportionments, or multi-year commitments. The support of all of our supporters is vital as we strive to meet the needs of our neighbors in Arkansas as swiftly as we can.
