Help students discover how everyday compassion can open doors to the gospel through this powerful mission study focused on Rob Allen and the Send Relief Ashland Ministry Center in Ashland, Kentucky.
Serving communities throughout Appalachia, the ministry center responds to real needs caused by poverty, unemployment, addiction, and disaster with practical help and the hope of Christ. Students will see how ministry often begins with listening, caring, and serving others with humility.
Grounded in Philippians 2:3, this unit challenges students to value others above themselves and live missionally in their schools, neighborhoods, and everyday relationships.
As students explore the stories and ministries of Ashland, they will gain a deeper understanding of compassionate ministry, discover the importance of meeting both physical and spiritual needs, and be inspired to reflect the love of Jesus through simple acts of care and service.
Perfect for student missions discipleship, small groups, Sunday school, and midweek gatherings.
Involve your teenagers in ongoing missions discipleship and empower them to discover their own roles as disciples of Jesus who live on mission. Through each unit of Missions Journey: Students, teens will meet missions personnel serving all around the world, be encouraged to grow in discipleship, and become active agents of gospel change in their own communities.
This fully-digital resource contains plans for four weekly sessions, including links to the missions videos, missions project ideas, supplemental activities, prayer activities, and a leader devotion.
This material is designed for students in grades 7–12. WMU recommends adult leaders preview all lesson and video content before sharing it with their students.
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