From December 27 to January 3, 129 team members represented Southern Nazarene University in service ministry in Chihuahua, Mexico.
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Commission Unto Mexico ministry a success
Chihuahua, Mexico
Friday, January 23, 2009
From December 27 to January 3, 129 team members represented Southern Nazarene University (SNU) in service ministry in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Projects completed in this year's annual Commission Unto Mexico trip included ministry outreach through six Vacation Bible School programs for children, presentations of the JESUS Film, and community and park clean-up. The team also helped with construction of a corrugated metal sheeting roof to winterize the district office and several additional construction, maintenance, and painting projects.
As a partnership in the team's community service, the state government of Chihuahua donated 10,000 fruit and ornamental trees to the Church of the Nazarene to plant in communities. In addition, the state health department donated wellbeing vitamins, Vermox, and folic acid for local churches to distribute within their community.
For more information about the Commission Unto Mexico annual service project, contact Jason Hubbert at jhubbert@snu.edu, 405.717.6216, or visit www.snu.edu/mexico on the SNU website.
--SNU
Projects completed in this year's annual Commission Unto Mexico trip included ministry outreach through six Vacation Bible School programs for children, presentations of the JESUS Film, and community and park clean-up. The team also helped with construction of a corrugated metal sheeting roof to winterize the district office and several additional construction, maintenance, and painting projects.
As a partnership in the team's community service, the state government of Chihuahua donated 10,000 fruit and ornamental trees to the Church of the Nazarene to plant in communities. In addition, the state health department donated wellbeing vitamins, Vermox, and folic acid for local churches to distribute within their community.
For more information about the Commission Unto Mexico annual service project, contact Jason Hubbert at jhubbert@snu.edu, 405.717.6216, or visit www.snu.edu/mexico on the SNU website.
--SNU
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