Mobile Campus | Domestic Missions
Hello, my name is Brad Hill, and I serve as the Missions Pastor at Mars Hill Church’s Mobile Campus. As we strive to serve our local community and extend that mission across North America, we are committed to meeting real needs, proclaiming the gospel, and standing alongside those faithfully living it out.
At Mars Hill, our intentional plan for domestic missions is rooted in relationships with people from our own church family—those God has called and sent into the field. We’re committed to walking with them through financial support, consistent prayer, and by sending short-term teams to serve shoulder to shoulder with them.
We have an incredible opportunity to see where God is at work in specific areas around the country, and there is a place for you to join that work. If you’re interested in getting involved or learning more, I’d love to hear from you—feel free to reach out by email anytime.
Take a look at the partners we have domestically below
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Scott McCracken- Portland, OR
Scott McCracken serves in Portland through One Collective, a global non-profit organization that works in communities around the world. The organization is ensuring that no one is invisible and that passionate about everyone has access to food, freedom, and forgiveness. Following Jesus, we bring people together to help the oppressed in order that lives and communities can be transformed.
Mars Hill Church is dedicated to partnering alongside Scott through financial giving, prayer, and mission trips.
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Ashley Dykstra- Horizons International
Horizons International exists to communicate and demonstrate the love of Jesus so that the world, particularly the Muslim world, would be transformed by God's love and forgiveness, by Proclaiming the Gospel, Discipling the Nations, and Equipping the Church.
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Utah & Innerfaih Dialogues
Every year for the past decade, a team of Mars Hill College students has spent time alongside church planters in Utah, men and women faithfully building gospel communities in one of the most spiritually unique regions in the U.S.
As a result, a few alumni from this trip have chosen to move to Utah and spend their lives in such communities. We also spend time in intentional, respectful dialogue with Latter-day Saint (or Mormon) students. Not to argue but to listen well, speak clearly, and point to the Lord Jesus.
This trip is as much about spiritual formation as it is gospel proclamation. We challenge our students to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to bear witness with boldness and humility.
