Written by: Christy Chilton Where to start. I knew coming on this trip our days would be packed end to end with team visits, vacation bible school, stuffing bags, devotions, singing, praying, dancing, and laughing. I knew there would be [...]

Written by: Will Worsley Hey America – we made it! The first day or so in Nigeria has been wonderful, and the trip here was, to an extent, without any major flaws or setbacks. When we first arrived at Charlotte-Douglas [...]

Written by: Campbell Worsley I went into this day stressed, mostly about my VBS station, which I felt was lacking in some of the details that made the other successful. As soon as I saw those kids, all of my [...]

What a sweet, sweet time meeting new friends and growing stronger with long-time friends. Traveling and spending time together builds shared experiences, shared stories, and shared memories. The Americans will speak together differently when we arrive home simply because we [...]

Written by: Jafar Musa, A2S US Scholarship Student Part of our norm during this mission trip is to always start the day with a morning devotion. This morning, Uche Etumonowa anchored the devotion and spoke about the samaritans. One take [...]

Written by: Justice Ajogbor, A2S US Scholarship Student Today we got to opportunity to attend Pastors Ben’s church, which is also the church most of our A2S kids in Nigeria worship in. The services went on for two hours and, as [...]

Written by: Kristina Phillips, A2S Trip Member 2017/2018 God has a plan. That is something that I have been reminded of ever since I came on the mission trip last year. Today was another wonderful reminder. The boys were going to [...]

Written by: Chris Dunn, A2S Board Member Pride. Pride in Country. Pride in Self. Pride in Duty. Pride in Faith. I was full of pride today. Friday, June 22nd began the A2S Basketball/Empowerment camp with registration, team formation and a quick [...]

Written by: Jill Lewandowski, A2S Board Member Have you ever felt like you’ve lived a lifetime in a day?  I haven’t until today!  Coming to Nigeria, I knew I would have to leave my need for comfort and control behind.  Andrew [...]