Campus Outreach SERVE

What we call “expansion” is often just God revealing what He’s already been doing all along.

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SERVE, explained. 🌍

So…who is Campus Outreach SERVE?

Swipe through to learn how SERVE supports and strengthens Campus Outreach ministries around the world.

Throwback Thursday with a look at the WHO behind Campus Outreach through the years.

This summer, we’re kicking off a special series called CO SERVE Explained – breaking down the who, what, where, when, and why behind Campus Outreach SERVE.

What does CO SERVE actually look like? Where are teams serving? Why is this ministry experience so impactful? And how does it fit into the larger mission and story of Campus Outreach?

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing stories, highlighting locations, looking at some of the ministry history and vision behind CO SERVE, and taking you behind the scenes of this ministry experience and its impact around the world.

Follow along with us all summer as we explore CO SERVE together.

What goes into Summer Projects? A lot of planning. A lot of prayer. A lot of logistics.

As projects are kicking off, would you pray with us? ☀️

Pray for safe travels, energized leaders, strong community, and hearts ready to be transformed this summer.

What goes into Summer Projects? A lot of planning. A lot of prayer. A lot of logistics.

As projects are kicking off, would you pray with us? ☀️

Pray for safe travels, energized leaders, strong community, and hearts ready to be transformed this summer.

2026 Thai Summer Project 🇹🇭

Last month, students gathered in Khao Yai for this year’s Thai Summer Project centered around the theme “The Lost,” inspired by Luke 19:10: “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”

TSP was an intentional week for students to step away from everyday life, engage with the message of Christianity, ask meaningful questions about faith, and explore what following Jesus could look like in their own lives.

Swipe through for a look back at this year’s project.

There’s something powerful about showing up.

For those on the mission field, a visit from home doesn’t erase the challenges...but it reminds them they’re seen, known, and not alone.

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