What is it like to go on a mission trip to Nicaragua in college? Follow a Cedarville University student’s experience serving through teaching, construction, and Gospel outreach while seeing how God worked in powerful and life-changing ways.
What is it like to go on a mission trip in college? Follow a Cedarville University student’s experience serving in Boston through outreach, church partnerships, and Gospel conversations while discovering the need for community and the power of sharing hope in a big city.
Curious what a day in the life of a business major at Cedarville University looks like? From managerial accounting and chapel to Career Services, tutoring, and student leadership, follow along with a sophomore business management student navigating classes, community, and campus involvement
Cedarville student, Alaina Bourquin, shares her fall break experience serving with CU Relief in North Carolina. From demolition work to powerful Gospel conversations, see how God used this trip to bring restoration, build relationships, and grow her faith.
It’s easy to measure your worth by grades or achievements — until those things begin to crumble. One Cedarville student discovered that even in the midst of academic struggles, God was teaching her a deeper lesson: her identity isn’t defined by performance, but by Christ alone.
Six Cedarville students traveled on a missions trip this summer to South Africa, where they partnered with Onthatile Children’s Ministries and Bethesda Outreach to serve through worship, community outreach, and personal conversations. The team witnessed God's work in the lives of the children and caregivers they served!
Everyone has different reasons for choosing to attend Cedarville University. Read Lily's post to find out why she chose Cedarville.
What happens when physical healing meets spiritual transformation? On our recent GO trip to Guatemala, we served 651 people through free medical care and witnessed 31 of them give their hearts to Christ! Read how God moved in powerful ways and changed lives, including our own.
What began as a mission to serve others became a life-changing lesson in dependence, joy, and eternity. Through hospital rotations, language barriers, and worship with new brothers and sisters in Christ, five nursing students saw the Gospel lived out in unforgettable ways. Their time in Togo left them forever changed, with hearts set on heaven and hands ready to serve.
For most of us, major cities are merely a few hours away, and they are in desperate need of the Gospel. The question is this: What's stopping you from going?
