Encountering Grace at an HIV clinic

At a village clinic for people with HIV, we met 24-year-old Grace. Her husband was a political leader until he was found to be HIV-positive.

07/06/2009 - By Administrator

Showing God’s love to refugees

I worked at World Relief in Fort Worth with a team of five other college students to serve refugees. Our main purpose was to show the love of Jesus to refugees by welcoming them to America and helping them with everyday tasks.

06/30/2009 - By Administrator

Sharing hope in New Jersey

The day began cloudy, but our prayers were answered as the sun came out closer to noon. Casey, Lisa and I headed to the Martins' house around 4 p.m. to prepare for the Bible club for the kids. We had a great time preparing for the club, by putting up signs, balloons and setting up the games for the kids. Around 6:30, we headed out to the apartments for some last-minute rounding up for the club.

06/23/2009 - By Administrator

Finding Jesus in South Asian AIDS clinic

A group of 30 to 40 children from a local orphanage came to our little clinic for their monthly checkups.

All of these children are HIV-positive. Most will not live to see their 10th birthday. But when these children come into the clinic, they see that they are loved and valued. It was very humbling for me to get to sit with these children, give them cold water and proclaim Jesus to them.

06/15/2009 - By Administrator

Love flows in a Guatemalan orphanage

We spent a week in Zacapa, Guatemala, working in the orphanage there. I have thoroughly enjoyed speaking truth into these kids lives—by telling them they are loved by us and more importantly by God, by encouraging them to dream and study and play and live.

06/09/2009 - By Ken Camp

New Students on Mission feature!

Watch this spot for our newest feature, Students on Mission Blog. The student missionaries are on the field now, and we will start posting their blog entries this week.

06/06/2009 - By Administrator