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Bay Area Service Trip July 5-12
- 1. Bay Area Service Trip July 5-12
- 2. Goals of the Trip o Spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ o o o o Acts 1:8 - Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, the Ends of the Earth Understand - Broaden the cultural and spiritual understanding of all the participants Live the Gospel of Jesus Christ Strengthen relationships between the Community, the Students, the Leaders
- 3. Why the Bay Area Belize Out of Comfort Zone Travel
- 4. Freshman We will be inviting active college Freshman on this trip.
- 5. What is CSM? Center for Student Missions is a ministry located in 10 major cities in the US and Canada. CSM partners with local ministries in each city to provide mission experience for youth groups.
- 6. Type of Work City Team Oakland is a ministry in West Oakland that provides hot meals, safe shelter, showers, and clean clothing to the homeless population. CSM volunteers assist with a variety of services that include, but are not limited to: brining groceries to those in need, helping prepare/serve meals. Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County CSM volunteers could be helping at the thrift store, the dining room that serves 1,000 meals each day, or a drop-in center that provides assistance for homeless and low-income women and children.
- 7. Type of Work Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center serves the people of San Francisco’s Tenderloin District. “The Tenderloin” is an eight-block area that is home to many elderly, immigrant families, homeless individuals. CSM works primarily with the After School Program and the Summer Day Camp. Groups help out with homework and generally encourage the children that attend the program. Project Open Hand delivers hot meals and groceries daily to over 2,000 people living with HIV and AIDS in San Francisco and the East Bay. CSM volunteers help prepare meals in the kitchen, shop for clients in the Grocery Center, and deliver meals on daily routes.
- 8. Typical Day This is only a sample: 6:30- Rise 6:45- Breakfast 8:15- Work project 1:00- Second project 3:30- End Work day 4:00-Shower 6:00-Dinner 7:30- Evening Program 10:30- Lights Out
- 9. Housing CSM Bay Area’s housing is currently located near Lake Merritt in Oakland, CA. We utilize 2 churches during our busier weeks, First Presbyterian Church of Oakland and Re:Generation Church. FPCO is a 150 year old church, built in the style of a neo–Gothic cathedral. They share their building during the week with various non–profit organizations who are serving the poor, but are also heavily involved in outreach to the poor themselves respond to the changing needs of those in their neighborhood. Participants should expect to sleep on the floor and bring mats or air mattresses, if desired.
- 10. Food Breakfast at CSM house Lunch at work location or at CSM House Dinner at a locally owned ethnic restaurant Vietnamese Indian Middle Eastern Cheese Steak night Puerto Rican
- 11. Cost Cost Payment Plan Ministry Cost 390 Air Fare 505 Deposit 350 (ASAP) Other Cost 485 Payment 1 350 April 1 Total Cost 1380 Payment 2 350 June 1 Cost 1380 Fundraising Cont. 330 Student Cont. 1,050 (Plus Airport Meals)
- 12. Comparable Trips Spring Break Sports Camp Week Long Young Life Camp $1,500 Includes Air Fare Most Meals $800 Does not include transportation
- 13. Cost Cost Payment Plan Ministry Cost 390 Air Fare 505 Deposit 350 (ASAP) Other Cost 485 Payment 1 350 April 1 Total Cost 1380 Payment 2 350 June 1 Cost 1380 Fundraising Cont. 330 Student Cont. 1,050 (Plus Airport Meals)