Road Trip!

Some of the Street Level members took a road trip to Missouri over the weekend for The Antioch Collective summer conference.

We had a great time together! It was amazing to hear and see the things that God is doing with another campus ministry from a different part of the country! We worshipped, listened to some excellent bible teaching, stayed together in a big house, sat in a church van for 10 hours, etc..

Check out a few photos from the trip!

Street Level Films, presents…

Street Level hosted small (**but cinematically important**) film festival over the weekend at our summer camping trip to the Hills of Northern Dunn County, Wisconsin…

What follows is a collection of short films produced by members of Street Level. Enjoy!

Pop-up Bible Study

A few Street Level members were in Tagbilaran, Bohol for a couple of days, so we decided to try to meet some university students there. We spread the word about a short Bible discussion and handed out Word on the Street magazines on campuses during the day, then met at a cafe for the study. Meeting students on another island interested in learning more about the Bible was great. We hope to do it again soon!

June 2024 Summit

Registration is open for our upcoming Summit June 14-15 in Cebu City! Pastor Ben, the international director of Street Level Ministries, will be teaching along with Pastor Jesse. We will also be joined by several other Street Level U.S.A. members! These couple of days will be a good chance to connect with each other and dig into the Bible. Register now, because space is limited. Just send Street Level Ministries Cebu a message on Facebook.

TRIVIA! And our new magazine!

If you haven’t heard, the latest issue of Word on the Street magazine is hot off the printer! So we took the opportunity to hand some out around Cebu, and fill the racks we have at businesses.

We also took a few days to do trivia for a chance to win a cold drink! With questions like, “How many pesos stacked on top of each other does it take to reach the height of the average Filipino man?” it was a good time for some not-so-serious competition. We met many new people and saw some familiar faces too.

One day we set up across from the University of San Carlos and were surprised with an interview from a local news personality!