Posts tagged CURE U
The fallacy of comparison
CURE University students are perfectionists. So am I. As a person with strong, perfectionist tendencies, what becomes my standard?
CURE in the News: Week of April 2, 2017
Students at Arizona State University raise money for CURE International to support the healing of those with physical disabilities.
My CURE trip: How God made a way
Throughout my time serving in the Dominican Republic, God reminded me that no barrier is too great for Him. All I had to do was trust in Him and follow His lead.
My CURE trip: Devotions in the Dominican Republic
What are the building blocks of CURE International? The answer is its people and their overflowing love of the Lord.
My CURE trip: How big is God?
If there is anything that I have learned in my six years of being a Christ follower, it is that hanging out with Jesus is an unpredictable journey that changes every day. Last summer, after fighting with God for months about going on my first international missions trip, He pushed me—rather forcefully—to trust Him and take a leap of faith.
My CURE Trip: Watching God work in the Dominican Republic
This post was written by Joe Sabella, who is a member of the CURE U chapter at Liberty University and also serves in the US Army. CURE has had such a huge impact on my life the past few years. I first heard about CURE two years ago from Tim Jacobsen, who is the President […]
CURE in the News: Week of December 4, 2016
CURE India “Svnirtar to provide clubfoot treatment for free” from The New Indian Express CURE U “‘Thriftmas’ raises funds and awareness for CURE International” from the Herald “Students show altruism during the holidays” from The Penn
My CURE trip: There is no one like Jesus
There is no one like Jesus. We can search far and wide, up and down and around the world, but we will find no one like Jesus Christ. This truth was evident to me during my time in Zambia. It was extremely impactful meeting children served by CURE.
Called to serve: The struggle is real
I don’t know about my other CURE U friends, so I’ll speak for myself when I say that sometimes it’s really, really hard to feel like I’m making an impact as a college student. When I returned to the States, I was legitimately miserable. I desperately missed the scorching heat of Malawi: the blazing sun reflecting off […]
My CURE trip: Changed in Zambia
Nine American college students, our trip leader, and our driver set off in a 14-passenger van to a rural village in the Choma province of southern Zambia. We were filled with excitement and had no clue as to what we were getting ourselves into. At this point on the trip, we were a week deep into Zambian culture, and we were incredibly accustomed to the idea of “Zambian Time,” which essentially means you will find out what you’re doing roughly five seconds before it happens.
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