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.
Nursing grad Aubrey Johnsen '25 and her spring break GO team traveled to Honduras to offer medical care and share the hope of the Gospel with over 600 patients. From heartfelt worship in San Pedro Sula to meaningful moments with locals like Pastor Carlos, it was a week of unforgettable Kingdom impact.
In today's GO Trip blog post, Emma shares about her trip to Mexico, during which she and her team were able to visit orphans. Read her story today.
Caleigh and her teammates spent spring break in Peru, where she learned what it truly means to be content in everything. Read her story today.
Bailey and her teammates spent their spring break helping clean up from the damage of wildfires in Maui, Hawaii. However, amidst the destruction, she witnessed a steady faith amongst some of the people there. Read about her experience today.
Did you know that some Cedarville University students go on a missions' trip here in the states? Read about Livy's experience in Denver.
Every student has different reasons for choosing to attend Cedarville University. Read Leah's story to find out why she chose Cedarville.
Whether you have been a Christian since childhood or only recently professed faith in Christ, there is a place for you at Cedarville! Sophomore Leah shares her experience starting at Cedarville as a new believer in today's blog.
“I just wanted to tell you that this school is amazing, and you should totally come to Cedarville!” — a Cedarville student who was a total stranger to me when I was a prospective student. I didn’t choose Cedarville; Cedarville chose me. Maybe that’s not entirely true, but the Lord... View Article
