The story of Metanoia Missions & Ministries (M3) began in 2017, when Trey Campbell was asked to bring a team to Nicaragua, where a friend, Claire Green, was serving as a missionary. A team was put together. While the organization seemed great, having not been there, Trey wanted to make sure the team members had a spirit-filled experience. He put together a devotion to be used at night to break down the day, explore faith, and share experiences and testimonies. It turned out, the organization was fantastic! This led to the dual nature of short-term missions that makes Metanoia unique. By day: service to others and the community. By night: a focused approach to personal and spiritual growth.

Important to the M3 story and a precursor to the original 2017 mission trip, starting from 2011 to the present, several cofounders of M3 have set up and led numerous large-scale service projects involving 150-350 college students. These service projects have taken place annually throughout Mexico and in Dominican Republic with Southwestern Advantage. Some of the many undertakings have included building community centers, adding additional floors to schools and safe shelters to increase the number of children who can be helped and educated, building houses for at-risk families, and building a library wing for children and special-needs children, just to name a few.

The small but mighty team with Metanoia has over 100 combined short-term mission trips and large-scale service projects between them.

Mission: To help others seek spiritual growth, change lives, honor God, serve humanity, and provide hope through international and domestic short-term experiences and long-term support.