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CBM National Intern – But God Can!

By CBM National intern, Andrew Willis -  Well this is it! The last blog for the internship! It's the bottom of the 9th and I'm running hard as I'm rounding 3rd base! I have two more classes to teach in December. The rest of the time is office work and stuffing about 1,500 letters. I'm hanging in there to finish out strong. Just like Hebrews 12:1 says, "Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us." I can't take it easy just because this CBM National internship is coming to a ...

4 things They Don’t Tell You About the CBM National Internship

By CBM National intern,  Jordan Mancari - I have now been a part of CBM’s National Internship program for 11 months. I can honestly say that coming into the internship, I really didn't know what to expect. So, here is a list of 4 things you'll experience during the internship. 1. You'll be stretched. God will stretch you, farther than you have been in your entire life. You'll do things you never thought you'd be doing. But each task will bring honor to God and His kingdom. 2. You'll meet some amazing people. Whether it be the kids or various different leaders at camps, you'll meet some truly awesome people that will love and ...

CBM intern – Being a Humble Servant

By CBM National intern, -  Jordan Mancari If there were one major thing I'd say I've learned over the past 10 months of the CBM (Children's Bible Ministries) Internship, it's being a humble servant. But what exactly does it mean or look like to be a humble servant? Being a humble servant means a lot more than just saying and doing what you’re told or supposed to do. It means humbling and submitting yourself to doing the work of the Lord for nothing in return, whatever it that work may be. Whether it's mowing grass, pressure washing, or helping in the kitchen, etc. I would also take it a step further and say it means not complaining ...

CBM Intern – One Goal

By CBM National intern,  Andrew Willis -  After returning from Moldova, I found out that I was bound for Camp Grace in NC for my second rotation. I was there for two weeks helping John Martens, who is now a good friend of mine, work maintenance. After the two weeks, we headed for CBM’s National Conference in Pennsylvania, where the National Interns got to run the kids’ programs for the CBM Full-Time Missionaries. It was a lot of fun and I got to meet most of the CBM missionaries from all of the different camps. It felt like one big family reunion and everyone was happy to be there. After the weekend at National Conference, I returned to ...

CBM National Intern -Delight in Me

By CBM National intern, Jordan Mancari -  Over the past couple of weeks, I have been in Samson, AL at Camp Victory, on my second rotation as a CBM National Intern. During my time here, I have been helping with various different things, with one of those being Released Time. Released Time is one of CBM's programs where students are released from school once a month for 30-40 minutes and CBM missionaries or volunteers teach them a Bible story. With this, I've been fortunate to be placed in what I would call my comfort zone: teaching. Teaching is something I have always loved and as the verse says, we are called to be "disciples of all ...