Are you interested in serving others during your spring break trip?
Here's what fourth year students Ann Clare Levy and Gaby Greiner had to say about their experiences:
"'If Jesus' arms as He hung on the cross were the hands of a clock, it would read 10:10. So that's what the time will be all this week, 10:10, God's time.' These were some of the first words spoken to us when we arrived at Naz Farms, a Catholic farming community in rural West Virginia centered on the cornerstones of community, simplicity, prayer, and service. For the whole trip we lived on God's time, giving HIM our entire days through ministring to and praying with the West Virgina community around us. It was an amazing experience to be welcomed into the homes of our neighbors, people who have so little, but to be treated with such generosity and love, and to then return to the farm to cook meals together with friends and simply enjoy to beauty of God's creation. To have this oppurtunity in the middle of a busy college semester really helped give the reminder that we should always find the little ways to have a little 10:10 time every day to spend with God." -Ann Clare Levy
"I've gone to Ohio to help with the local Habitat for Humanity for the past 3 years, and it has always been one of the best weeks of the year. Being able to serve a community in need is always fulfilling, but what I didn't expect was that allowing myself to be served would be equally as rewarding. We are always met with a place to sleep, home cooked dinners, and more generosity than I thought possible from one small town. The community there has always provided us with a shining example of how to love your neighbor, serve without hesitation, and give thanks for what God has given you. These Spring Break Trips have been a wonderful opportunity to grow in faith and be God's hands and feet in serving our brothers and sisters in Christ." -Gaby Greiner
