Updates From:
Interns
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On Monday, July 14th, my team arrived in Mombasa and made our way to our facility that we were using for our first ever SLAM Service Camp in Kenya. We made it to Mombasa at about four in the morning and the camp began…
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Last week we visited a church in Kampala. The pastor of this church is someone that is currently visiting in the states so I had the opportunity to meet him. The church that he pastors is surrounded by make shift structures, children with blank…
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Hello from Uganda! Those are words that I never would have thought that I would’ve seen myself typing just a few years ago, but God has called me to do work for his kingdom, and I am so full of joy! I am so…
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Service is a key aspect of following Jesus. In Jesus’ life he gives us the example to serve the people around you, and specifically those without, who are lacking, vulnerable, and marginalized. Being apart of God’s Nu Nation (1 Peter 2:9) means we have…
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Our time In kamuli,I got to participate in making a big meal for the community there,As we were preparing this meal I thought of this Mark 10:45, this always reminds me to serve other people and not just think about myself but to find…
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I’m really happy for this opportunity given to me during this Summer Internship service. It was in SLAM and many more that impacted many and also impacted me. When we started service projects I found out like very many people waiting to help out…
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Hello All, SLAM service camps, which the internship team have been facilitating all over the world this summer, are a massive undertaking. Having been a SLAM participant in the past, the leaders do a brilliant job of keeping the program moving, ensuring the experience…
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This is my first time being on the side of SLAM that is organizing and running the whole program. I am a SLAM kid and grew up going every summer since I was able. Getting to facilitate the experience that has had such a…
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The service work I participated in during this SLAM week was eye-opening. I realized that the needy can be helped in ways that are not directly financial. For example how there were several service projects like building stoves, refurbishing dilapidated structures such as latrines…
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We arrived in Uganda nine days ago. I am incredibly happy to be here and feel very blessed to have this opportunity to meet people I have heard so much about and to serve alongside them. I miss our cooperatives in El Sal and…
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