This year's ASP Team is very excited about our upcoming trip. Last year, the first Website for the ASP team went online. However, many in the church community were unaware of the ASP site, and therefore the site was not used to its full potential. This year, a new website, sumcasp.org, has gone online and is ready for full use. This new site will allow anyone to view the progress of the ASP team, as well as view upcoming events, and even donate to the team. If you would like to view this new site, please visit sumcasp.org in your web browser. If you would like to donate to ASP, you can do so by going here.  (More) We have high hopes for this new website, and we believe that it will allow us to easily convey information to the trip's followers, as well as allow us to receive many more donations. During the trip, we update the trip blog, which is sent out via email to all of our followers. If you would like to be included in receiving our blog updates via email, please send your name and email to sumcasp@gmail.com

This year, we hope to get more money than ever from website donations. Thanks to generous donations from people like you, we know that this is going to be easy! Once again, you can easily donate by clicking here, and clicking the "Donate" button.  (Less)

Each year, a team of youth and adults goes to Central Appalachia (West Virginia for 2007, 2008, and 2009) to partake in a life-changing experience: ASP. The youth mission trips are a week long in the summer, and during the trips the SUMC team works with other teams from around the country to make homes warmer, safer and drier for families in need, while offering transformational experiences for families, volunteers and staff alike.

The planning for the next trip, which will take place during August 2010, is already underway.