April

One of our main purposes for summer projects is spiritual, biblical growth in the students who participate. Here’s what some of our students said about what God taught them this summer: “God works in small ways and not only big ways. I may view them as small, but God is working. I had the expectation that God would use me to bring a lot of people to Christ. That expectation was no met, but I learned that whether I am bringing someone from a –10 to a –9 in knowing God, it is as much of...

Here are some answers from the college students we talked to in New York City, using Soularium (before we shared the gospel with them). How Would You describe God? "He is not like anyone else." "Peaceful, Brilliant." "He is very elusive." "He's the light at the end of the tunnel." "God can't answer people's prayers all the time, but people are calling on HIm left and right, so Hi head must be full." "God is huge and controls everything." "Money-because people worship it." ...

I was hoping to update my blog every week in New York, but busyness kicked in and that didn't happen. So, now I will highlight some of my ministry experiences. What We Did Our goal in ministry was two-fold: 1) Find believers who want to help start a Campus Crusade movement on their campus. And 2) Share the gospel with people willing to hear. We focused one week on finding believers by setting up an information table on each campus. We also conducted a Christian Club survey that helped u...

The students arrived and added a new dynamic to the project-a great new dynamic . So much has happened that I need to compartmentalize. So, I am writing this blog topically-feel free to read whatever interests you about my time here in NYC! Amira Teaches Us How To Walk Sassy Our first week with the students was spent training them in sharing the gospel, conflict resolution, walking in the Holy Spirit, reading subway maps and the like. The highlight of the training for me was Amira's training...