A Missions/Psychology Major serves in Africa on GoCorps Media/Arts Track

Agricultural work in Southeast Asia

Nora is a Biology major who served through GoCorps Medical Track. She shares about the powerful and spiritual lesson after being sick with Dengue Fever. She'll talk in great depth about the spiritual atmosphere in South East Asia and about people's perception of evil spirits and how she and her team were able to share how Christ is greater.

Serving refugees in the Middle East

Andy, a Bio-Medical Engineering major opens up about serving on the Compassion/Justice Track with refugees in the Middle East. He talks in great depth about the refugees he came in contact with and about sharing the gospel with them despite the language barriers. He also shares about the amazing team he served with and how the team helped him be more effective in ministry.

An International Business Major serves in Malawi, Africa on GoCorps Business Track

Kirks shares about being inspired to pursue international business by a coffee selling businessman while on a mission trip to Haiti. He shares about the joys and frustrations of raising financial support to go overseas. He also talks about his work and experience with There is Hope, a refugee ministry in Malawi, Africa.

Working with Disabled Orphans in Asia through GoCorps Medical Track

When Laura first heard about her global placement, her spirit was immediately on fire for this place. She also shares about what it's like to share the gospel in a foreign language, what it's like to teach physical therapy in a culture where it doesn't exist and about bringing one of her roommate, a local, to Christ.

A Missions/Psychology Major serves in Africa on GoCorps Media/Arts Track

Tori opens up about how her perspective on support raising was shifted from thinking that it was about asking people for money to giving people the opportunity to partner with her ministry work overseas. She also shares about how her psychology and photography skills have helped refugees find a creative outlet, the stories photographs tell, and the many lessons she has learned from working with refugees.