By Hope Ellison Sixth grade. Forgiveness. I felt intimidated. The lesson we had prepared to teach these kids was way below their level. Many of them had been held back several times and were not much younger than I was. It seemed like everything—the skits, the object...
By Grace Benson “I have lots of friends; it won’t matter if I don’t forgive just one person.” He was a 6th grade boy in my special education class, and had no trouble voicing his opinion. “Alright, then let’s say you drop this person over...
Thank you for your many prayers and support for our team in our recent trip to the island of Haiti. The Lord’s hand of guidance was evident throughout our road trip to and from Florida, as well as our entire ministry time in Haiti. Arriving in Cap Haitian on Tuesday...
It was the second night of a 4-day Bible club some of us interns were doing for a church in the area, and none of us felt prepared. When we prayed on the way to the club, each of us told God we weren’t ready, weren’t prepared, and desperately needed Him to take it and...
A world of darkness surrounds the schools. A world I have no experience in. On this certain Tuesday morning, at recess, I caught a brief glance into the dark world many of the children are living in. I sat down on a swing next to a fourth grade girl who was by...
