2007 Miracle Yearbook

2 006-2007 was an exciting year for Cedarville's Social Service organizations,especially for those that were just starting out.Of all the three-lettered organizations that coordinated activities for students,Alpha Delta Gamma was a definite favorite on campus this year. A major social event this year wasthe 80's Babies Roller-skating,an ADG- run fundraiser. Also,the"Daisy for your Swayze"fundraiser relieved some pent-up Valentine's Day pressure. These events werefun-filled, but more importantly helped fund the organization's ministries,such as an expectant mother prison ministry, a junior high mentoring program,and single women's ministry.Other organizations,such as Phi Epsilon Beta and Delta Pi Sigma,invested their time and money in ministries such as a missions trip to Jamaica and delivering food on Thanksgiving,respectively. While these organizationsfocused on local ministry,Women ofVision and Studentsfor Life specialized in world issues involvement.Women of Vision, winner ofthe Best Campus Organization Award at this year's Elliv, spearheaded the Fisheni Project, which both offered a glimpse into life in AIDS-laden Zambia and raised $24,000toward the Fisheni Village. Students for Life had their sights set on the inhumanity of Darfur.In addition to raising awareness ofthe genocide occurring there,Studentsfor Life also tackled the issue of abortion in our own country. FEB girls Cali Galloway,Jenny Boulet, Holly Foreman,and Abby Ellis show off the muscles they used to serve others in Jamaica. Holly Foreman says,"Our trip to Jamaica was so awesome!Not only did we get to meet and serve some amazing people while we were there, but we also grew closer as a group through working on the CCCD campus and praising God together." Rachel Sherwood and Janet Bauernschmitt,DPS members,coordinate on a o service project with Adopt-A-Block.Janet comments,"Working with Adopt- A-Block was a great experience for all of us girls,and we hope to get more involved with those ministries next year."