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Rebecca Crane sits with

some of the kids who a t­

tend the CEF meetings.

Many lives are im pacted

by those who give of their

time to show love to chil-

ren who

otherwise

may not

receive the

love they

deserve.

Servants BBttii m

But whosoever will be great among you, shall be your minis­

ter: And whosoever of you will be the chiefest, shall be servant of

all. For even the Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to

minister, and to give his life a ransom for many." Mark 10:43b-45

One of the integral parts of the cam- their service each week,

pus life was participation in some form of However, the students who min-

Christian service. It could have been in istered were not the only ones who

a local church or an outreach ministry in received a blessing. Those who were

the community. Students worked in Joy being ministered to also enjoyed and

"I LOVE THE KIDS!" SAID

Club, at the Hope Children's Home, in looked forward each week to seeing the Jaci Pueyo. "I have a big

the Muslim outreach ministry, and at the students who took time out of their busy heart for them. At Joy Club,

you can tell that some kids

nursing home ministries. Students who schedules to visit, talk, and even play come from rough homes.

choose to do their Christian service with- with them. Christian service was a way to Being there and showing

that you care means a lot

in their church played the piano, sang in grow in the Lord and encourage others to to these kids. It's a great

the choir, worked in Sunday school and grow in the Lord as well. Such giving of ministry to get involved in!"

Jaci worked regularly at

youth group or in the nursery. Christian oneself is a commandment in the life of Joy Club.

service was one of the most fulfilling ac- the Christian and is an expectation from

tivities that students participated in, and Jesus Christ as we seek to glorify Him

many students looked forward to doing through our lives.

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