Work. Many of you are working currently and most of you are probably thinking about what you’re going to do after graduation. No matter what our 9-5 jobs are, as Christ-followers we are called to worship the Lord 24/7.  We don’t split between things that are sacred and things that are secular.  Everything we do can be an act of worship. Yes, we should even see our work as worship

Come learn from professional men and women who are living their faith through their careers.  Maybe you are studying to be a teacher or a lawyer or a doctor – wouldn’t it be great to hear from someone who has walked the same path?  Someone who can share what it looks like to live out a Kingdom vision in the classroom, the courtroom or the exam room everyday?

This is just the event for you!  We’ll have donuts and coffee and learn more about God’s hear for work (did you know that working is not a result of sin entering the world?! That wee were always meant to do meaningful work in God’s Kingdom?!)

We’ll also have several breakout sessions representing different careers.  Come meet and learn from those in fields that you are pursuing – from education to engineering, from accounting to arts and more.

Date:  Sat, Feb 25 9am-noon
Location:  Park Community Church – 1001 N Crosby St
Cost:  FREE if you register by February 22nd; $5 at the door.

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Do you want to invest your Spring Break reaching students in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Chicago Metro’s new overseas partnership?  On this trip you’ll have the opportunity to share your faith with students at the Universidad de Guayaquil, a campus with over 80,000 students. Ecuadorian students are extremely open to the Gospel.  You’ll also have the chance to experience Ecuadorian culture and all that Guayaquil has to offer.

The trip will leave from Chicago on Saturday, March 17th and return on Friday, March 23rd.  The cost for the trip is $1600 (This is a current estimate, the price may go down).   It includes flight, hotel, food, in country transportation, and SOS/Medical Insurance.  You can register for the trip using the link below.  The registration also serves as your application for the trip.  A $200 deposit is required for your application to be reviewed.  In the event that you are not accepted on the trip, your $200 will be refunded within 3 business days.  Your deposit is not refundable for any reason other than that  you are not accepted on the trip.

The deadline to fill out the application is February 14th and the deadline to pay the deposit is February 17th.   The deposit counts toward the total payment for the trip.  If your deposit is paid with personal funds it can be refunded later if enough support is raised.

We hope to let you know of your acceptance status within three days of your registration/application.  If you are interested in going please apply as soon as you can so that we can have accurate information in terms of numbers (which helps us plan well and keep costs low), so that you have time to discuss the trip with your parents, and so that you have as much time as possible to raise support for the trip.  Resources to help you with your support raising will be made available upon your acceptance.

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Join other student men from campuses all over Chicagoland for our first men’s overnight.  We’ll be exploring the uniqueness of walking with and serving God as men, eating good food, and having a lot of fun.

Date and Time: Friday, February 10th –  Saturday, February 11th.   We will start on Friday with registration and dinner at 6:00 and we’ll be done by 1:30 on Saturday afternoon.

Location: First Baptist Church of Elmhurst

Cost: $25 includes a steak dinner on Friday night as well as snacks and breakfast and lunch on Saturday.

Transportation: Go here for driving directions.   You can also get to Elmhurst using the Metra Union Pacific West Line.  You can find the Metra schedule here.  Trains leave downtown from the Ogilvie Transportation Center.  We recommend taking the #51 train that leaves at 5:13 P.M.   As the event gets closer we’ll provide you with a phone number to text when you leave Chicago so you can be picked up from the Metra station in Elmhurst and driven to the church.

What to Bring:  Sleeping bag or bedding, pillow, sleeping mat or air mattress if you have one (we’ll be sleeping on the floor), Bible, notebook, pen, athletic clothing, athletic shoes, warm clothes for if we play outside, and toiletries.

Registration: Go Here to Register.  You must register and pay by midnight on Wednesday, February 8th so that we can purchase the right amount of food.

AllCallings.com connects you with like-minded friends who want to live out their faith in Christ. Find a real community where you can connect with others to combine the Good News with Good Deeds. Join a team to reach students, professionals, the underprivileged, or to cross cultures bringing hope as the hands and feet of Christ.

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Summer project offers the opportunity for students to take the good news of forgiveness in Jesus to virtually anywhere in the world with Campus Crusade for Christ so ultimately everyone will know someone who truly follows Jesus!

Every summer, thousands of college students from all over the world choose to spend their summer in community with one another as they take the message of Jesus to hundreds of cities, campuses and communities in the US and all over the world.

The Summer Project experience ranges in possibility from doing campus ministry to working with AIDS orphans; from working with artists in NYC to medical missions opportunities; from working with inner-city kids to sharing your faith on a beach! Summer Project experiences vary in length from one week to ten!

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