ACTS Project interns travel abroad this summer
Seventeen Bryan students are spending their summer abroad as a part of their semester-long class: the Acts Project.
According to the Bryan College website, the Acts Project “couples a semester-long class conversation on missions with a summer internship.”
The following students explain where they will be going and what they expect from their journeys:
Carlin Nasiatka: Nairobi, Kenya
Jambo rafiki! This summer I will be going to Kenya, Africa, to serve at Gethsemane International Children’s Home just outside of Nairobi. Gethsemane’s mission is to create a family-like environment for approx. 60 children, caring for their needs and bringing them up to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and impact Kenya for Him! Most of the children that come to live at the home are some of Kenya’s more than 800,000 AIDS orphans. While I am over there with Elizabeth Benscoter, my teammate, we will be tutoring the children (Kenya has a very overcrowded school system), helping with ESL language learning, teaching bible studies on the book of Ephesians, and just engaging in life with the children and staff at the home. Read full story »







