Hi Friends!

We hope this finds you enjoying your summer.   Several of our summer projects are wrapping up now and we’re starting to hear and read some fun stories of how God worked through these teams and how many of these students’ lives were changed as well. The following was shared by one of our interns, Jessica from New York, who is currently on the summer project focusing on campuses on the main island of Hawaii.

“So today the team decided to be a little more proactive and pair up to survey students on their spiritual backgrounds and share the gospel if an opportunity arose.

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In addition to being a fountain of information about HPU, he also seems to know everyone on campus, and has introduced us to quite a number of people. On Wednesday, he took us to meet his coworkers in the admissions office, where my student T was able to get into spiritual conversation and present the gospel to R and his coworkers! She was a total natural, even though she hadn’t had much experience in sharing her faith and expressed doubt in her own ability to communicate the gospel. It seemed like every pair had some great conversations that day — 15 people got to hear the gospel that day through our team’s conversations!”

I wanted to share this brief excerpt because it’s a great example of how God uses people to reach other people.  More gratifying is that part of our role in Epic is to train and equip staff and students for effective ministry.  One of the things we emphasis is searching for “people of peace,” who are people who open doors into various social networks and really pave the way for relationships to be built so the gospel can be shared relationally.  The above example is a great example of a person of peace in action (even though they weren’t yet a follower of Jesus!). For us, it’s pretty fun to see your training translate to the field!