Just a reminder that Street Level is hosting a Spring Summit on April 12th at UW River Falls. Registration is now OPEN to all college students and individuals aged 18-25 who are interested in attending!
Contact streetlevel@jfbelievers.com if you have questions or would like more info.
We returned safely from our spring break trip to Mississippi! Check out a brief summary video of our week!
Another day in the shop—but only for half of us. For those of us in the shop, it was another productive day, breaking our record from last year for the number of beds built!
The other half went all around northeast Mississippi, delivering and installing over 15 beds between the three groups. We also spent time praying with the families, and everything went very smoothly.
To wrap up our work week, we hit the Catfish Country Buffet, enjoying our last hoorah dinner with those who mentored us throughout the week.
On a Friday evening, the members of Street Level Ministries Cebu and Toledo came together for an evening of fellowship and discussion. We were joined by Street Level U.S. current staff and alumni and really enjoyed spending time together, having dinner, and sharing stories.
The following day, we held a full day summit with participants from both sides of the island. We enjoyed a day of fellowship, worship, Bible teaching and small group discussion. The topic of the day was “Decision Time: Full Commitment or Empty Promises” discussing what it looks like to be used by God, verses being people who try to use God, and that now is the time to make that choice.
Today was day #3 here at the Bed Barn. There was plenty of work, food, and also a lot of fun.
In the evening 3 people from our team joined some of the church members in delivering meals to some shut-ins. They were able to spend time visiting with each person while we delivered the food.
After wrapping up for the work day we joined Mt Olive Baptist church for their Wednesday fellowship meal and service. It’s been great getting to know the people here and serving God with them.
We started our Tuesday off with a hearty breakfast at 7. Work started shortly after and we all quickly fell into place. Most of the retired gentlemen from yesterday didn’t make it back today, but a few brave souls decided to stick with us for a second day.
A few of us were blessed to ride along on bed deliveries with the ministry- we set up 3 beds across two households and shared the gospel with them. It was an amazing and uplifting experience for all involved.
Later in the evening, our group took a trip over to Ole Miss. We got to visit a fellow campus ministry, Rebels for Christ. It was so nice for us to see another fellow group following Christ, as well as being welcomed by their southern hospitality.
Start of the work week! Today we started working in the Bed Barn building beds for kids. We learned a lot moving to different machines throughout the day.
After work we split up into groups to do some fellowship, including one group exploring Tupelo, MS. The college students attended a local college bible study while the leaders had dinner with their new directors.
Sunday, the best day of the week.
Started off with a hearty southern breakfast, chocolate gravy included.
Baptisms led the way for church service, along with worship, fellowship, and a great message.
The team went out to adventure around Corinth, stopping at Topps BBQ for lunch and the Civil War Memorial/museum, and later walked around the site of a battlefield.
We ended the day with a tour of the barn by Billy in prep for the work week. Please pray for us as we start our work in the bed barn tomorrow!
Greetings,
We have arrived safely, thanks be to God! We were greeted with big smiles and open arms by our friends here at Mt. Olive Baptist church. We are all in good spirits, a bit tired, and excited for the work that God has prepared for us. Thank you for your prayers for safe travels.
Over the last couple of weeks, Street Level has been able to hit the streets several times. We have been busy about getting the word out to students about our weekly meetings, and getting into some good conversations along the way. From passing out our magazine (Word on the Street) to fliers, to giving away coffee and playing games, we have certainly met a lot of new faces (maybe you’re one of them!). We do all this, not to make our organization bigger (although there is always room for more) but ultimately, so students can know what it means to follow God, and live the life that He has created them for.
Here’s some photos of our time at Southwestern University in Cebu, UV-Toledo, and Consolatrix College Toledo.
