2019 International Service Trips
Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be traveling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible. My trip will consist of construction work to help repair buildings in the community of Managua as well as immersion into the local culture. Anything you are able to give, be it money or prayers, would be greatly appreciated! God bless :)
Kayla
Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be traveling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible. My trip will consist of construction work to help repair buildings in the community of Managua as well as immersion into the local culture. Anything you are able to give, be it money or prayers, would be greatly appreciated! God bless :)
Kayla
Be the first person to donate to the cause!
Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be traveling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible. My trip will consist of construction work to help repair buildings in the community of Managua as well as immersion into the local culture. Anything you are able to give, be it money or prayers, would be greatly appreciated! God bless :)
Kayla
Be the first person to donate to the cause!