This is the seventh in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Levi Gill who served through Student.Go with Together for Hope in … Continue reading
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Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Hannah Stuart
This is the sixth in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Hannah Stuart who served through Student.Go at Touching Miami With Love … Continue reading
Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Missy Ward
This is the fifth in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Missy Ward, a McAfee School of Theology student who served through Student.Go … Continue reading
Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Joshua Smith
This is the fourth in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Joshua Smith who served through Student.Go in Perry County, AL during … Continue reading
Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Dalia Tobar Baurichter
This is the third in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Dalia Tobar Baurichter who served through Student.Go in Detroit, MI in 2004 … Continue reading
Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Chip Rotolo
This is the second in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Chip Rotolo – a student at UNC Chapel Hill, NC … Continue reading
Reflections on 10 years of Student.Go – Ashley Coates
This is the first in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world. This blog is written by written by Ashley Coates who served through Student.Go in Washington DC … Continue reading
What is Justice?
This past week I participated in the second annual Selah Vie conference. Selah Vie—Pause Life—is an end of summer reflection conference for graduate and college students who have served with Student.Go, Passport, or as CBF congregational interns. It is easy to forget how old you are until you get about 150 college students together. Continue reading
What’s Love Got To Do?
This is the fourth in a series of posts from Student.Go interns who are “being the presence of Christ” alongside CBF field personnel and partners in communities across the globe over the summer months. This piece was written collaboratively by Hannah Stuart, Julie Dumbaugh, Claire Kermitz, Amanda Humbert, and Grace Hazelgrove – Student.Go interns serving at Touching Miami … Continue reading
When silence isn’t golden…
This is the third in a series of posts from Student.Go interns who are “being the presence of Christ” alongside field personnel and partners in communities across the globe over the summer months. This post is from Shane McNary – CBF field personnel who is supervising a team of five students serving along the “Roma Road” … Continue reading