At Cedarville University, students are encouraged to get involved in ministry, whether through participating in a local ministry or going on a missions' trip during spring break. Read Amory's post to find out how to get involved.
Pittsburgh is a city full of cultures and people, with over 90 neighborhoods. Gabe takes us through his trip here and how we can use our daily lives to minister to those around us.
We're heading to Guatemala! This spring GO trip was filled with prescription eyeglasses, chiropractic care, and many prayers for spiritual healing. Join Sydney as she recounts her experience there.
This group of students travelled to Germany to put on a VBS camp for local children. Not only were they caring for the hearts of these kids, but also the locals in the area as well. From singing in the streets to playing games with the kids, follow more of this Global Outreach trip's story.
Did you hear about the Cedarville nursing students who went to the Dominican Republic? They set up medical clinics in rural villages and also provided dental care for the people. Hear from Emme, as she reminisces on her Global Outreach trip.
Togo is a land of many languages, which can make it hard when providing medical assistance. Despite the language barrier, this group of Cedarville students persisted, and managed to care for this community's physical and spiritual health.
The Cedarville men’s soccer team had the special opportunity to work with COSDECOL for our spring break mission trip this year. Read about what Dietrich learned from this experience.
Boston, MA, is one of many cities in the U.S. where churches are needed. This group of Cedarville University students eagerly traveled to Boston for a spring break missions' trip to learn more about what church-planting in a big city looks like. Read about one team member's experience.
Cedarville emphasizes the importance of missions and evangelizing. One way students can learn more is by going on a spring break Global Outreach (GO) missions' trip. Read about Jake's missions' trip to Chicago.
When I was considering what college to attend, I worried that I wouldn’t have opportunities to evangelize if I attended a Christian college. In high school, you could probably find me either in my Christian home, Christian church, or Christian school. Consequently, I had very few relationships with unbelievers and... View Article
