Updates From:
Marina
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After our SLAM service camp in Uganda we traveled to a small undeveloped village called Kamuli Village for a church service, big soccer game and a VBS camp with the kids in the community. When we arrived we had a time to praise &…
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Yesterday, I had the privilege of helping lead a group of East African SLAM students in a service project in the small town where our Uganda GOD campus is located. Everything here is within walking distance from campus, which shows how small of a…
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El Salvador is the first place we have gone abroad so far this trip. When we first landed in the El Sal airport and stepped outside, the heat and humidity was way more than I was expecting. We spent all day traveling to the…
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An impactful moment I had during our time in Morristown was spending time with Hope and Thrive Academy. Hope and Thrive is a ministry for adults with disabilities. I had the opportunity to spend a few hours with some of them on Saturday and…
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I got to lead SLAM service projects at 2 different locations during the week, and one that really stood out to me was serving at the Madison Garden with Nature Nate. It was super hot every day I was there, and the SLAM students…
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Service projects have been one of my favorite activities that the Institute has the student body doing every week. The school has multiple places around the Nashville area where we volunteer to serve in many different ways. Global Outreach Developments Intl. put service projects…
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When I think about the difference of preparing for a school trip and preparing to serve Jesus, I think about growing up in a public school and how we would have field trips where students basically just showed up and most of the students…