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Camille Roberts
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214.331.8522 Ext. 243
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GenXtreme Junior High
For 6th, 7th, 8th graders
Cost: $220.00
"Not so with you. Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave— just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many."
Matthew 20:26-28
Trip Info
WHAT TO BRING:
- — twin-size bedding or sleeping bag and pillow
- — personal toiletries (toilet paper, towels, soap, etc)
- — Bible, pen, and journal
- — work clothes (at least one pair of pants for shelters, shorts, shirts, etc.)
- — casual church clothes (if your group will be in town for a Sunday morning)
- — swim suit for summer groups (one-piece suits for girls)
- — Optional: small air fans, small lamps, — Planned crafts/games for sites that involve inner city kids
- — Toilet paper
WHAT NOT TO BRING:
- — Cell Phones (students), headphone devices (including Discmans / iPods, electronic games, etc.), TV’s, PDA’s
- — Anything that is not replaceable or that has significant value (jewelry, etc.)
- — Large sums of money (although CSM T-shirts are available for $10-$20)
Did You Know?
Houston was founded more than 150 years ago by the Allen brothers, frontier explorers who stood on the grassy banks of Buffalo Bayou and dreamed of what today is modern Houston. Houston is America's fourth-largest city, with a population of 1.8 million people located in an area more than twice the size of Rhode Island. There are more than 4.3 million people in the greater metropolitan area. More than 100 different ethnic groups reside in Houston's city limits, making it one of the world's great multi-cultural urban centers. Houston possesses the third highest homeless population in the nation. An estimated 15,000 homeless individuals live in shelters, abandoned buildings, in encampments, and on the streets. Among these, 1,500 are children. More than 760,000 Gulf Coast residents live in poverty. 150,000 are marginally homeless--taken in by friends or family because they have nowhere else to go. An additional 250,000 are only one paycheck away from being out on the streets. In the greater Houston metropolitan area, one child out of every five lives at or below the poverty level.
To learn more about the city of Houston and how to Serve Big, visit www.csm.org
And please feel free to address any questions to Pastor HL Edwards at 214.331.8522 Extension 248 or email Pastor H.L. Edwards
Click http://www.csm.org./PDFs/husched.pdf to take a look at this year’s detailed schedule.
View video
http://www.csm.org./houstonmovie.php
GenXtreme is a place where students can hang out in God’s presence, while connecting with each other. We learn how to rise above the stress and mess of life by giving it over to Jesus Christ. He carries us ...
Our ministry structure provides two weekly worship services for students that provide meaningful music, intimate fellowship, and relevant teaching plus our weekly electives provide students with opportunities to creatively express their faith. We are here for you!
Each week provides another chance for us to grow in our knowledge of God and in our fellowship with each other. Our weekly electives provide students with opportunities to creatively express their faith.
Generation eXtreme Ministries of Concord Dallas - A Place Above.
Youth Volunteer Workers needed. Call ext. 239 or 287.
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