“For those who want to do something different, you have to step out of your comfort zone and realize you are doing something that will last a lifetime.”
Im Juli reiste Ashton Hardin mit 200 Universitätsstudenten aus den USA und Brasilien im Rahmen des ADRA-Freiwilligenprogramms ADRA Connections in das Herz des Amazonasgebiets.
It was extreme! 30 hours by boat, hammocks instead of beds, no cell or internet connection!
Ashton, student association president, and student chaplain at La Sierra University in southern California saw the mission experience as a great way to reconnect with her faith and her global community.
By the end of the two-week mission trip, the hard work of volunteers like Ashton truly paid off: a multi-building school complex stood where there was once only jungle. 44 young students, ages 5-14, now have classrooms, a cafeteria, library, dormitories, and homes for their volunteer teachers. Soon up to 200 students will be able to attend school and have the chance for a bright, bright future!
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