Our recent Missions Chapel was a powerful time of testimony and encouragement! Mr. David Genter led the chapel, setting the tone for the morning. A slideshow of photos from the recent missions trips was shared, giving students a glimpse into the incredible work God is doing through our teams.
Mr. George Dickson spoke about the trip to Coatesville, PA and introduced several Middle School students who shared what the experience meant to them.
Mr. Genter then introduced our High School missions team that served in Belize. A few high school students shared moving stories of their time there—how the children remembered them, and how joyful and full of faith the kids were, even in the face of hardship.
Each student’s testimony reminded us that going on a missions trip is more than just serving—it’s about spreading God’s love and being changed in the process. Many of our students encouraged their peers to consider going, saying it’s a life-changing experience. Here are some photos from the chapel!
You can view the slideshows at this link – https://bit.ly/acsmissionsphotos
Fifteen middle school students and five high school students will spend part of Easter break in Coatesville, Pennsylvania doing volunteer service for the Bridge Academy, a non-profit that works with inner-city children from preschool to the 8th grade. The ACS missions team will work with the young people in the Academy’s after-school program and also help with cooking, upkeep of the facility, and other hands-on projects at the Camp at Old Mill, which the Academy uses for summer youth camp programs.