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Spring Update from Nashville

Submitted by CSM on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 12:11

One of our ministry sites is Feed the Children. It is a food bank where our groups go to fill and prepare hygiene and food boxes. It's a great work project for the groups, and they usually have a great time working and goofing off together and feeling like they have impacted someone's life...where ever they may be.

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Amen!

Submitted by Center for Student Missions on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 11:56

“If you look up the word “love” in the dictionary, there’s a v. next to it meaning it’s a verb. That means you can tell me you love me all you want but if you don’t show me, it don’t mean a thing.”
-Robert
(A man from Isaiah 58, a ministry site in Nashville where groups help serve lunch)

Inspiration in Nashville

Submitted by Center for Student Missions on Thu, 10/09/2008 - 09:44

Clemmie Greenlee is a hero in Nashville. She stands up for injustice and gives a voice to the voiceless. Her son, Roderiquez, was murdered in 2003 and she has since pledged her life to making the community she calls home safer for those who live in it. USAToday recently posted a remarkable photo gallery of Clemmie as she does what she does best - love people. Check it out!

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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year...

Submitted by Center for Student Missions on Thu, 12/18/2008 - 11:13

One of my favorite parts of CSM is tithing. At the end of every year, Kristin and Idistribute a portion of CSM-Nashville’s income from groups to our ministry

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New Friends

Submitted by Center for Student Missions on Fri, 12/26/2008 - 11:26

Wow, what a year. I now officially have a year of full time Associate Director under my belt! It is quite obvious that God has used this year in so many different ways. I honestly feel blessed to be part of such an amazing ministry serving the city and the groups that come to be a part of Center for Student Missions. This fall (after some major rest from the busy summer months) I have been able to do some personal volunteering. Every Tuesday morning I head over to the fellowship hall of Belmont Church to serve Breakfast and Lunch to around 150 of the homeless community.

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