✦ Mission trips & thoughtful travel

Come to Korea
with purpose.

I’m Lindsey, an American educator living in Daegu. Jesus is at the center of why I care about mission trips: sharing the good news of his love and serving people with humility. I help churches and ministry groups think through the practical details so they can focus on that purpose.

Mission trip planning is offered on a donation basis.

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01 Mission trip planning

Make room for
what matters.

Whether your group is just exploring an idea or already has a reason to visit Korea, I can help you turn the practical pieces into a realistic plan.

We can talk through the group’s goals, dates, budget, lodging, transportation, and daily schedule. The right plan depends on your group and the people you hope to serve, so I begin by listening.

I offer this help on a donation basis. We’ll agree on the planning scope, responsibilities, and what support would be useful before work begins.

Start a conversation
01

Shape the schedule

Build a pace that makes sense for your group’s purpose and time in Korea.

02

Think through logistics

Consider routes, places to stay, transportation, and the details that are easy to miss from afar.

03

Plan around your group

Keep your budget, group size, and priorities in view as the plan takes shape.

Lindsey with her husband, family, and friends in Korea
A little piece of life
here in Korea ♡

02 About me

Hi, I’m Lindsey.
I live in Daegu.

I’m a Christian, an educator, and an American living in South Korea with my husband, Intae, near his family. I first came here to teach English and later made Korea home.

Living between cultures has made me appreciate how much a little practical help can mean when a trip is being planned from far away. I’d love to hear what is drawing your group here and help you think through the next steps.

Lindsey ♡

03 Notes from Korea

Stories and useful notes
from where I live.

A space for thoughtful trip preparation, life in Korea, and the questions that come up along the way.

Read the journal →
FIRST NOTE · MISSION TRIPS

Planning a mission trip to Korea: start with these questions

Before comparing flights or filling a schedule, get clear on the people, purpose, and practical needs of the group.

Read the note →

04 Visiting Korea another way?

Personal travel plans
are here too.

I also create practical, personalized itineraries for visitors who want to explore Korea at their own pace. Tell me your dates, budget, and interests in the free trip survey, and I’ll follow up about the planning options.

Itinerary planning starts at $65 for 1–3 days, $95 for 4–6 days, $130 for 7–9 days, and $160 for 10 or more days. Booking links, revisions, and trip-time messaging can be added. You choose and manage your own airfare; detailed planning begins after your flights are confirmed.

Take the trip survey ↗

✦ Let’s talk

What brings you
to Korea?

If you’re thinking about bringing a church or ministry group, tell me a little about your purpose and where you are in the planning process.

Email Lindseymslindseyministries@gmail.com