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We just sent our second team off to Haiti this morning with AIM. Wish I could go back for a third time this year, but my son was born two weeks ago, so it wasn’t gonna happen.
Dear Daddy Seth.
Greetings!
AIM Adventures Missions is great platform for the youth and through this vision and mission they are wining the souls for the glory of Lord.
I pray to God,May God bless Daddy Seth and all his mission work.We love you and we are praying that one day the AIM Adventures Mission will be visit us and through their visit our nation Pakistan youth will be blessed.
Emmanuel Sadiq
Congratulations, Tim!
And thank you, Emmanuel.
I love partnering with you both.
I heard once that the number 1 reason why students don’t go on mission trips is because the parents are too afraid to let them go. thanks for the advice. i hope to be a willing parent for my kids, well maybe even more of an advocate for missions w/ my kids
Have done it before and can’t wait to do it again…
I want to go on one of these trips you offer.
I don’t even know where to start.
I am in financial straits right now and don’t know when things will be better.
How does one go on an AIM trip in such case?
I see the value of exposing children to the world outside our comfortable American culture.
Unfortunately, when our children were of the age receptive to this we were living on a Christian college professor’s poverty salary and couldn’t even afford to visit relatives.
I will have to say, though, that our poor years taught our children a sensitivity and compassion for the poor and downtrodden that remains with them.
So, maybe those of us without your opportunities can still teach missions, just at home. Even during those years, when I saw a chance to give even in small ways to those in “places” worse than ours, I did, with a caring heart…and the children were witnesses to that.
I’m praying for your time at camp.
Judith