Thirty-four of our middle and high school students participated in a Spirit-filled missions and evangelism week. After enjoying a special lunch prepared by the faithful hands of the women from Mary & Martha Guild, the youth embarked into the mission field as they provided a two day festival to the children living in the Joe Louis project, built a chicken coop with men from St. Peter’s and those in the reentry program at the Good Samaritan Chapel, moved tons of items from the Belly Boutique at A Women’s Pregnancy Center, and helped construct a new flower bed and outdoor patio for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking at Angel Wingz and Chelsea House. They then returned to St. Peter's for a special dinner speaker each night that shared about Christ’s work in bringing hope to people faced with poverty, imprisonment, trafficking, and unexpected pregnancies. Through this unique experience, both to share the Gospel in their daily work and to be challenged and transformed by others in these ongoing critical ministries, our students truly experienced God.
We want to extend a special thanks to all those at St. Peter’s who contributed to this special week.
In His Love, Bill+
