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.
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.
Every student who has the opportunity to go on a Global Outreach missions' trip is impacted in a variety of ways. For Olivia, she learned about God's faithfulness amidst her own unfaithfulness and uncertainty on her missions' trip to South Africa. Check out her story!
What does a Global Outreach trip at Cedarville look like? Students that go on these trips get to visit a lot of different places and people, while also spreading the Gospel. Read Amanda's experience now!
On June 5, a team of eight, which consisted of six students (including myself) and IT Services and Support Coordinator, Scott Crosby, from Cedarville University met in Salt Lake City, Utah, to share the Gospel with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I anticipated this trip... View Article
This summer I had the privilege of serving in Zambia for six weeks on a Global Outreach team. There were five Cedarville nursing majors (including me), a Cedarville engineering student, and a Congolese biomedical engineer on our team, along with our team leader, Dr. Wooten, a rheumatologist. We were partnering... View Article
Italy was my first missions trip, and my first international flight. To say I was nervous was an understatement, and to say I was excited was an understatement as well. My stomach was doing cartwheels days before leaving. I knew missions trips were growing experiences, but I had no clue... View Article
