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Happy Summer!
MARCH & APRIL EVENTS:
Graduation Party
May 2
Interns Arrive
May 16
Lake Days
May 22&June 5
Serve T-town
May 31-June 2
Canoe Trip
June10-12
Mega Sports Campvolunteers
June14-18
Junior Impact
June18-21
Love of the worldsqueezes out love forthe Father. Practicallyeverything that goes onin the world
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wantingyour own way, wantingeverything for yourself,wanting to appearimportant
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has nothingto do with the Father. It just isolates you fromhim.1 John 2: 15-16The message
Senior Impact
June 21-26
May/June 2010
VOLUME 3,ISSUE 3
2010 University Youth GraduatesEmily Rose Davis Christian SmithLauren Gross Kindred SmithSarah Heggem Sarah StewartSarah NickolesWe are so proud of our graduates and all the love and energy
they’ve poured into University Youth. All UY teens and
families are invited to join us in a celebration on
Sunday, May 2nd 6:00pm in the CVA
May
4: Tyler Stromberg6: Mitchell Stromberg12: Curtis Campbell14: Holly Sullivan18: Emily Collins31: Katelyn Coe
June
6: Cheyenne Abbott6: Jake Baxley6: Emily Rose Davis13: Santavier Richey22: Alex Smith
Happy Birthday!
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May 22June 5July 4August 7
SummerLake Days:
4th Annual
Canoe Adventure
June 10-12$50 and form Due
May 30th
Only for the courageous!
Mega Sports Day Camp
June 14-188:30am-12:30pm
*volunteers needed to helpwith baseball, basketball,soccer and cheerleading!*Sign up in the teen room or contactLindsey or Sandy Graham ASAP!
Don’t forget
Impact!
Junior: June 18-21Senior: June 21-26
Details TBA
Monday, May 31
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Wednesday, June 2
Looking for a way to serve this summer? There’s no better way than to serve in your own city!
Serve in the West Circle area each day and have crazy fun together each evening.
Turn in your application and
$20 by May 23rd.
**We need lots of students for this service week!**
We’re Sorry for a few
typos on trip applica-tions. Please refer tothis newsletter for ac-curate dates to turnthings in!
OOPS!
Baja Mission Team
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 3
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Jerome Dees
Hometown:
Montgomery, AL
College:
University of Florida
Most awesome thing I’ve ever done:
The sum-mer after my senior year in high school, I went on a 30 daymission trip to the third poorest country in the world - Ma-lawi, Africa. The country has also rocked by AIDS, leaving 1million children orphaned out of a total population of 12 mil-lion. The heart-wrenching, yet beautiful experiences that I hadin that country almost four years ago still have a profoundimpact on who I am and how I behave to this very day.
Favorite Name for God:
Jehovah Jireh/Nissi (The Lordmy Provider/ The Lord who is my banner, my Victory)
Favorite scripture:
Joshua 1:6-9
Why I am excited to be here:
Every now and again, Godprovides us with those opportunities to make a profound im-pact on the world, to intertwine our legacy with his. I feel thatthis summer is precisely one of those moments. It is my hopeand my goal, that after this summer, UY will never be thesame again. I already see the heart to serve others and thedesire to grow deeper in His knowledge in these teens, and Iam thrilled that my job this summer is to continue them alongthat path and help them mature into stronger soldiers for Hiskingdom.
One last thing I would like to add...
Go Gators! AndWaaaaaar Eagle Hey!!!
Emily Bumpus
Hometown:
Centerburg, OH
College:
2 yrs Lipscomb University and now University of Toledo
Most awesome thing I’ve ever done:
Taken twoseparate, two week trips to Ghana, West Africa. I spent mytime at the orphanage, The Village of Hope. The children and
adults there showed me God’s love, stole my heart, and taught
me so much about life.
Favorite Name for God:
Abba
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God loves me as His
daughter. He’s adopted me and invites me to call him Abba…Father…Dad.
Romans 8:14-16
Favorite Scripture:
It’s hard to pick one, but of themoments it’s Hebrews 6:18
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19. The best picture of peace isn’ta bird soaring through a blue sky. Rather, it’s a picture of a bird
in the midst of a raging storm holding tight to a mighty rock, ananchor, and standing firm. God offers to be that rock of hopefor us!
Why I’m excited for the summer:
I am so veryanxiously counting down the days until I am in Tuscaloosa! Inwatching Lindsey and Logan become a part of the Universityfamily I have seen and heard so many amazing stories. Lindseycalls and brags about how awesome the Youth Group andchurch are and I just feel so blessed that I get to spend thesummer with such wonderful people. I already feel so loved byyou all and I cannot wait to see what God will do with us thissummer!
Introducing….
2010 Summer Interns Jerome and Emily!
Meeting dates:May 23rd June 27th July 11thMoney Due dates:$100 due June 6th$250 due June 27thThe Baja Mission Trip is almost here!
Fundraisers:
May 5th: Wednesday Meal
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prep at 4:30May 14th
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Parents Night Out - arrive by 4:45May 15th
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Car Wash 9:00-12:00 June 18-19
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Flea Market/Yard SaleWe need all team members to come tofundraisers if at all possible!
July 7-10
All rising 7th-9th graders are invited toserve on this great mission trip!$60 and application due
May 16th
Team meetings:
May 30th. 1pm June 27th, 1pm
We’ll serve the kids and families in the
Woodbine area in south Nashville!
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