After that first summer, I finally understood the enormous blessing of serving. I witnessed God’s work in the Flemingdon Park community as well as in my own faith journey. It wasn’t about the pay or the quantity of work at hand. It was about wholeheartedly serving, surrendering to God, and relying on God at every moment. It was about the team members edifying each other, community, bonding, and growing spiritually together. Despite the daily hectic-ness and long days, I felt joy, contentment, and peace in serving. It was truly a blessing to be able to witness God at work in the kids.
Read MoreI see hope in the relationships that have been developing over the past years. A hope that these relationships would help the children and me to grow closer to Christ.
Read MoreMy sense of familiarity with the kids and the program has helped me to be able to enter this summer of ministry with confidence as I wait in anticipation of what God is going to do this summer. However, this sense of familiarity can also be a negative thing…
Read MoreI’m reminded through serving at TCM that everything is not by the works of human hands. God is always with us because of His unfailing love for His children.
Read MoreA couple of months ago, we brought bad news to the kids in Flemingdon Park. We told them that there would be no Sonshine day camp this summer. The kids were really sad about this and some of them even got angry.
Last week however, we went back to the kids with good news..
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