CCO Campus Ministry

Internships, practicums, career-related summer jobs…. Why are they important? Because growth matters, and you want to be prepared for life after college.

We’re glad you think that way, and we want to help!

The CCO offers tremendous growth opportunities. They’re fun, no doubt, but behind these trips are stories of heart, soul, mind and strength growing in students.

We think YOU should have one of these experiences.

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	Ocean City Beach Project The Ocean City Beach Project (OCBP) is a summer-long community living opportunity for Christian college students to develop further as campus leaders. Not only that, it’s an incredible summer at the beach!! BEACH PROJECT SITE>>>

	Experience Peru Experience Peru is a three-week experience in the country of Peru, where you will experience new people, cultures and adventures while learning more about Christ and getting deeper into your faith. EXPERIENCE PERU SITE>>>

	Experience India Experience India is a three-week experience in the country of India, where you will experience a new culture and adventure, all while learning more about Christ and getting deeper into your faith. EXPERIENCE INDIA SITE>>>

	Crossings Crossings is a two-week kayaking trip for those who are transitioning out of the structured culture of college. As participants learn to successfully navigate the coastal waters of the Florida Everglades, they learn what it takes to successfully navigate career, relationships, and identity in the post-college world. CROSSINGS SITE>>>

	Leadership and Discipleship in the Wilderness Wyoming LDW Wyoming is a 40-day backpacking & mountaineering trip in the Wind River mountains of Wyoming. Participants learn about community, leadership and outdoor skills while exploring one of the most pristine and majestic wildernesses in the the US. LDW WYOMING SITE>>>

Summer Opportunities

“Upon returning home, I saw that LDW and the community our group began forming wasn’t just to exist as a learning experience amid fond memories, but instead a take off point for how to imitate Christ’s love with my family, neighbors, strangers, and all the sorts of people I am around everyday.”