Pen Pal Project Connects Students in Different Countries
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With 30 years of ministry experience, Kirk McCormick currently serves as Executive Pastor at Royal Palm Church in Lake Worth, Florida. Kirk McCormick has led numerous mission trips, traveling as far as Namibia, Africa to work with His Promise Ministries.
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- 1. Pen Pal Project Connects Students in Different Countries By Kirk McCormick
- 2. Introduction • With 30 years of ministry experience, Kirk McCormick currently serves as Executive Pastor at Royal Palm Church in Lake Worth, Florida. Kirk McCormick has led numerous mission trips, traveling as far as Namibia, Africa to work with His Promise Ministries. Florida-based His Promise Ministries focuses on Christian mission work both nationally and internationally. It has paired with Children of Promise Ministries in Namibia for the I Have A Name Pen Pal School Project. This ministry connects Namibian students with students in Florida, using a pen-pal format.
- 3. Pen Pal Project • Four schools in Florida have had the opportunity to have a relationship with the Talitha-Kumi Christian Academy in Arandis, Namibia. Volunteers from His Promise visit the Florida schools, sharing information about Namibian culture, geography, and art. Children see Namibian students making bracelets, and they also get to see Namibian student artwork. As part of the project, each Florida child participating in the project can connect with a counterpart in Namibia as a pen pal.