MCC Youth POWERHouse: Junior and Senior High!
Connecting Youth to Christ ... one heart at a time. |
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Presidents' Day Weekend, February 12-14, we'll ski the slopes -- don't miss out.
Your friends and family are welcome to attend! It's an amazing time of fun and retreat.
For information, please talk to Beth Swift. |
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| Here was my chance to answer the call I had felt God so firmly press on my heart- a chance to spread his love to those society does not love, to bring freedom to those in bondage, and to feed the hungry and clothe the needy. |
Beausejour Mexico 2010
by Mariel Beausejour
In Mexico, there is a vast chasm between the Haves and the Have Nots. There is very little opportunity for the Mexican poor to 'change their stars,' and get out of poverty. A lack of education causes the cycle of poverty to carry on in Mexico. Ten percent of the population of Mexico is illiterate(Child Poverty). Poverty overlaps illiteracy, as ten percent of the population also lives on less than one dollar a day(Child Poverty).
Many of the children in the Casa Hogars(group homes for children) are placed in the home by parents who are unable to provide basic necessities. Often times, these parents were placed in a casa hogar as a child and were unable to escape the cycle of poverty (Nystrom).
To read more about Mariel's experience and see her photographs of the trip, visit PikiWiki. 
Mariel Beausejour, 16, is a talented photographer, artist, actor, singer, and an active member of MCC's Youth Group. Do you attend MCC and have a story to tell? Submit your story through your Youth Group leader! Your experience may inspire others.
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