We finally made it back home: safe and sound; no scratches, bumps, bruises, or broken noses (which in my case is excellent!) We all had a great time and many of the students expressed their appreciation for being able to go on the trip! It was truly a fun and enriching time!
I believe that God "REVEAL"ed Himself to our students in unique and powerful ways; and am praying and hoping that our students will continue to "press-in"!
I am excited about what the future hold, not only for our church, and youth ministry but for each student that is willing and ready to hear what God has for them!
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