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Stephen and Kelli Clark have taught English in China for the past two years |
Jim Whan Park and Caleb Morris take time off from building a church for a quick picture with some Hondurian children |
Our team of 8 in Bangkok, Thailand. |
Bobby Whitehead, George Waits, Carrie McBroom, and Brandy Young serve in Blessings Hospital in Malawi, Africa |
Kyle Ferguson plays with a Hondurian child while working with Torch Missions in Tegucigalpa, Honduras |
Outreach is central to the mission of LCM. Each year we have provided students the opportunity to share their faith in a foreign land. Previous teams have been to Brazil, Singapore, Thailand, Ukraine, Japan, Honduras, Zimbabwe and Malawi. All of our trips are well planned and include months of training for the mission and adjusting to the culture. Each student is given numerous ways to raise to the money needed from friends and family. There are several types of trips we offer. The first type of trip is the "English" outreach. We work with a local church and advertise to the community to help non-English speakers with their conversational English. We use the New Testament book of Luke to tell the story of Jesus. Each worker has about 15 readers that you can get to know personally and share Jesus with them. Then every week you throw an American themed party and invite your readers and local church members. It's a life changing experience. Our second type of trip is a medical mission / construction. LCM has a wonderful relationship with Blessings Hospital in Malawi, Africa and Mission Del Caribe in Catacamas, Honduras, two of the poorest countries in the world. These teams work to raise supplies and materials to ship over and then be there in the country to distribute to the people who need it most. These types of trips offer something for everyone and I promise you'll receive more than you give. Also, many students graduating from the Landmark Campus Ministry have devoted a year of their life to full time work in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ in East Asia!
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