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Many rejected the Gospel;

others received it with tender hearts.

Nine people pra yed to accept Christ,

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k ^ en DeVall takes a break

from witnessing to slide down

the side of a hill with some of

the local kids. “Central Park LTJven the faculty and staff

was the refuge for me were exhausted by the end of

because it was the closest the trip. Mr. Nathan Davies

thing to the country in the big takes a nap in the airport as

city,” Ben said. the group waits for the plane.

Ik ^ e th a n y Akins said,

“The NYC trip was a very eye

in opening experience for me. I
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grew up in a Christian home

and had never experienced

the ‘real world’ like I did on

the trip. There were millions

of people all around me that

were predominantly lost. The

trip really made me think

about what I am doing to let

other people know about the

Gospel. They may reject you

tudents on the singing or they may not, but still a

team pile into the van to travel seed is planted in their

to another part of the city. Mr. hearts.”

Brian Trainer said, “In addition

to witnessing on the streets,

we had the opportunity to

minister in song to multiple

churches within the city.”

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