Student missions blog: We served a week in Haiti with Go Now Missions. … Haiti is another level of poverty.

Student missions blog: “This is very hard, because we’ve never thought about God before.” The words echo in my mind as I think about my time in Vancouver so far.

Student missions blog: As followers of Christ, we have been trained through an abundance of outlets how to share the gospel. I’ve had at least two years of evangelism training, but I still struggle.

Student missions blog: When I first applied to be a Go Now missionary, I felt called to the field, but didn’t feel like I was equipped to go—like I didn’t deserve to go.

Student missions blog: Go Now Missions Orientation Weekend helped me not only to overcome my worries, but also feel a sense of preparedness that I had not yet felt toward my trip.

Student missions blog: Rice University’s motto is “Unconventional Wisdom.” It is fitting, considering the school’s long history of innovation. At an institution like Rice, campus ministries must show the same type of innovation and practice “unconventional ministry.”

For Spring Break this year, I went to New York City—not for a vacation or for sightseeing, but to serve with about 20 of my fellow students with the Hardin-Simmons University Baptist Student Ministries.

Student Missions Blog: We were able to see what can happen when we follow God’s call to serve the least among us and share the good news of Jesus Christ.

Student missions blog: At Discovery Weekend for Go Now Missions, I learned to trust in God, to listen to what he is telling me and to follow my heart.

Student Missions Blog: I still don’t completely understand what the Bible explains about our spiritual battle with things unseen, but I can definitely say the Lord is teaching me a lot about the real war for people’s souls.

Student missions blog: To help new churches that are being planted, we surveyed residents to see how people felt about religion in general and new churches. One man said, ““I wouldn’t know what to expect from a new church, because I don’t know anything about religion at all.”

Student missions blog: Sitting on the floor of my grandmother’s living room, my mind, and a piece of my heart, was more than 6,000 miles away with 10,000 beautiful children who probably didn’t get to have a Christmas that’s anywhere near as good as mine.