Anderson University

Have you been sitting there, wondering what you are going to be doing this summer? There are a lot of different opportunities for you to travel the state, the country, or the world by being a summer missionary. Your help is needed! If you are a student who is looking to serve Christ in a unique way then why don’t you do it by ministering this summer. Maybe you would like to work with children or youth. Maybe you’d like to minister to lifeguards on the beach or kids at camp. Maybe you’d like to backpack through South Asia and minister to villages that haven’t even heard about Christ. Maybe you’d like to help plant a church in Canada. Maybe you are looking for something to fill the whole summer or just a week or two. There are a lot of options. A lot of people that need a lot of help; your help. Take the first steps and look at some of the possibilities! The opportunity is there...so go… take it! Below is a list of different places to get information about serving this summer. If you have questions or need help then please contact David Neace in the Campus Ministries Office.

Liz Eckbreth and Team Philippines 2006 sponsored by the South Carolina Baptist Convention Collegiate Ministries Department.

Mission Trip to New York City summer of 2006

 

(Above) Lauren Davis serving in Pittsburgh the summer of 2006!

(Below) Alan Gay in South Asia for his second summer.

 

 

NAMB is the Southern Baptist sending agency for the US and Canada. Application deadline is April 20, 2007.

 

The Task is the site for student missions on an international scale sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention.

 

e3 Partners help to equip, evangelize, and establish churches. There are many short-term trips available!

 

The International Sports Federation seeks to connect the Christian sports community with missionaries around the globe.

There are MANY, MANY more resources available to help you find a place to minister and serve this summer. Contact Greg Allgood today for more information and ways that you can serve.