As a church, we support over 40 combined global workers, projects and ministries per year. Our vision is to reach beyond the walls of our church and make an impact on our world in practical and spiritual ways
Christian Life Assembly's Global Impact.
35+
Global workers and organizations partnered with
$25m+
Dollars raised for local and global initiatives
10+
Teams sent globally every year.
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We are compelled to reach out because of Christ’s love within us. Interested in going on a missions trip? Check out our upcoming trips and registration details. Questions? Send us an email and our missions team will be in touch. missions@clachurch.com
Arctic Team | April 2026
Every year, Lighthouse Church joins the heart of the Inuvik community at the annual Muskrat Jamboree in NWT—not just to celebrate, but to make a difference. By preparing and selling food and snacks at concession booths, our team helps raise vital funds so that children and youth from remote northern communities can attend Christian Camp Yukon. Along with serving at the jamboree, the team also participates in local church services, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the Inuvik church family. This unique opportunity allows us to bless the community, build meaningful connections, and open doors for the next generation to encounter Christ through camp.
The team will travel first to Warsaw, Poland, and then continue into central Ukraine to partner with local churches in ministry. Along the way, they will share in church gatherings, visit a hospital and a women’s pretrial centre, and bring encouragement and support to communities across Ukraine.
The team will join in evangelistic services and outreach events, including a community breakfast and a shared feast at Lighthouse Church in Inuvik, as well as ministry opportunities at Glad Tidings Mission in Tuktoyaktuk.
This trip offers an amazing opportunity for men & women to do some light construction and renovation at James Project in Monjas, Guatemala. The team will also do community outreach in the nearby communities and some activities at the James Project.