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" Student.Go allowed me the opportunity to work with CBF field personnel who are passionate and compeletely dedicated to the mandate of Christ to show compassion, love and friendship to beautiful men, women and children who our world who have been marginalized and labeled " the least of these." Through partnering with them on a day to day basis, my worldview was expended, passions were deepened and my heart was broken for the circumstances faced by my ESL students. God used…
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Student.Go provides summer and semester service opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students
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Student.Go - a program of CBF Global Missions - provides opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to serve among and advocate for the most neglected people in our world. Our positions include a wide variety of locations and unique types of ministry and are intended to provide students with hands-on missions experience. Students serve for a summer or a semester alongside CBF Global Missions field personnel and ministry partners in locations around the globe. Not only do the students gain invaluable experience in cross-cultural service, they also provide crucial assistance to the ministries with which they work. Through these experiences, Student.Go strives to help students reach beyond their culture, beyond their comfort zones, and beyond themselves to be the presence of Christ in the world.
Student.Go is open to undergraduate and graduate students 18 years of age and older. Applicants must have completed at least one semester of college before their term of service begins. [There is no upper age limit! All ages of undergrad and graduate students are welcome!]
Student.Go reflects the priorities of CBF in its emphasis on holistic ministries, taking seriously God’s mandate of doing justice and mercy and Christ’s instruction to care for the hungry, naked, sick, homeless and imprisoned as we would care for him. We are committed to bearing the presence of Christ and the transforming message of the gospel to the most neglected persons in our world without borders. We also value God’s calling of both women and men to all types of ministry and seek to support both male and female students in their following of God’s will in their lives.
Student.Go provides room, board, local transportation and a stipend ($1,000 for a summer, $1,500 for a semester) as well as 4 days of orientation before you go and a debriefing retreat at the end of the summer.(Some positions may require extra fund raising due to their length,location or the nature of the work.)
Click here to visit the CBF Website - www.thefellowship.info
APPLICATION AND LIST OF OPPORTUNITIES BELOW:
Student.Go 2013 Application: 2013SGapplication.doc
Student.Go 2013 Opportunities List (updated 02/13/2013):
2013 Student.Go Request List UPDATED
Application Deadlines:
Spring 2013 - November 1, 2012
Summer 2013 - March 1, 2013
Fall 2013 - May 1, 2013
Please feel free to contact us at student.go@thefellowship.info
with any questions that you might have!
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Student.Go – Words from the World – Chip Rotolo
Posted by Amy Whipple Derrick on July 18, 2012 at 3:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This summer Student.Go personnel are serving in 19 locations around the world. University of North Carolina student Chip Rotolo is living and working at the Center of Hope in Kampala, Uganda with CBF field personnel Jade and Shelah Acker.…
"Break My Heart For What Breaks Yours"
Posted by Jemima Suwa on July 11, 2012 at 11:05pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
The last six weeks have been nothing short of amazing! I am blessed to be serving in a position that fits just right this summer. I know I am where God needs me to be at the moment. I am learning and relearning so many truths and lessons. I have met, and am working with the most wonderful people!
God is breaking my heart, and emphasizing the basics: It's not about 'me'; it's all about HIM! Who does He want me to be? What does He want me to do? Where does He want me to go? Am I…
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Last Moments
Posted by Anna Holladay on January 10, 2012 at 1:37pm 1 Comment 1 Like
Since I failed to update for the last month I was in Bucharest, here are a couple of nuggets of what was happening in my life: (My full blog can be viewed at annaisinromania.blogspot.com)
The week of Thanksgiving was another Gypsy Smith School (GSS) session at Project Ruth. Just like last time, the men attending the session ate all their meals in the cafeteria of the Ruth School, so on Thanksgiving Day Brittany and I were busy washing dishes while everyone back home was eating…
Awesome Opportunity!
Posted by Hannah Stuart on December 9, 2011 at 11:01am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hello fellow Student.Goers!! So first watch this video: http://www.micahbournes.com/#!video/vstc4=the-voice-of-justice. It’s gonna move you—be prepared. I know it’s 7 minutes but it’s SOOOOO worth it!! Then after it’s got you allllll on fire- check out the Justice Conference at http://thejusticeconference.com/ . I want to get a group together to go- so let me know if…
ContinueReflections on 10 years of Student.Go - Joel Baucom
Posted by Amy Whipple Derrick on November 15, 2011 at 3:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This is the twelfth in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world.
This blog is written by Joel Baucom who served through Student.Go at Touching Miami with Love ministry center in Miami, FL during the summer of 2004.
In the process of moving earlier this year, my mom…
ContinueReflections on 10 years of Student.Go- David Sistler
Posted by Amy Whipple Derrick on November 14, 2011 at 11:27am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This is the eleventh in a series of blogs written by alumni of the Student.Go program. This year Student.Go is celebrating 10 years of providing summer and semester missions service opportunities for college and graduate students in locations all over the world.
This blog is written by David Sistler who served through Student.Go with international students in Los Angeles, CA during 2007.
Jesus asked the blind men in Matthew 9, “Do you believe I can do…
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