sion This team travels regularly to Cincinnatti to iprovide evangelistic se _ Z-04(-9:10ita100141- * 1.)60'1- 60*-4171.04.4i6tX, hos1,2 Y,14gtil'areihletO ctPir‘e, fçhjit (14,1t1.1 *11:0 4*1 44" Ittioyatt-;- -,Itgoa--09w.:, Eric',,13190thit ,Kfilyt:rn L. Ipn,setztri.'-guaeMax`ii '‘'17clkyleraopte, la'qtes4ege7,ThOrgovt„ x'Ndd MeQuOk4-,uf/a0StrAW:Hikttlec Z-fiditigtoic`Mkilthor Ga.igsmeXejtr, -.1SetkapATo4 , College Partners Students get the opportunity to build friendships with the children of Cedarville as a big , brother or big sister. The College Partners spend time with their little brother or sister after school and on weekends; frequently they bring them to various college functions. Once a trusting relationship is established, the student can begin to witness to the child. First Row: Brenda Killian, Melissa 'I` Smith, Maribeth Tramel Second I Row: Teresa King, Marcy Johnson, Matt Cutler, Todd Fuchte Open Heirs gives students the opportunity to share their faith in the inner city. Dayton Gospel Mission Implementing the commands of Christ is what students who serve at the Dayton Gospel Mission are doing. Students' duties range from serving food, and leading church services to encouraging people at the mission. First Row: Kathy Sloan, Kristen Jensen, Rita Swartzentruber, Heather Peters, Mary Bishop, Sylvia Faragalla Second Row: Darla Rudplph, Jody Souza, Gwendolyn Beede, Jill Weyle, Janet Rowland,Susan Comb Third Row: Melissa Wall, Kathleen Coy, Allison Broadhead, Dawn Pangbum,Melinda McDugle,Patricia Allen, Susan Nicholson Community Ministries 87
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