Inside the school at Choki-Chok, a village we will visit. |
Impact Campus Ministries’ president, Bill Westfall, has been dreaming,
studying, and working diligently for nearly three years developing a special
initiative called Impact The World. I cannot tell you how excited I am to have
been asked to participate in the pilot group’s trip to Kenya as Bill continues
to refine and develop the program.
Impact the World is a discipleship tool that Impact will use
in the years ahead to equip college students for a life-long commitment to
Jesus as Lord of their life. Specifically, it is a service-learning experience
that will utilize a cross-cultural setting with high intensity activities to
capture the hearts and minds of students. It is designed to help participants understand
their purpose in life and to give them the tools/skills/perspective necessary
to set them on a life-long trajectory toward spiritual maturity.
Ultimately, the goal is to see the
participants actually living out their faith in Jesus through a dedication to
self-sacrifice and kingdom service. It purposes to engage students at multiple
levels (heart, mind, and strength), and is packed with intellectually
stimulating lessons that are coupled with heart-captivating activities that
serve to solidify the learning process. It examines the negative elements of
the student’s own culture from the perspective of a foreign culture.
We’ll be
heading to Kenya on May 19th and spend time in three different parts
of the country and return on June 1st. If you would like to hear
more about the trip or help contribute to the project, contact me at
sarah.koutz@impacttheu.com.
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