USC sponsors an annual program on campus called "Spirits in Action." Similar to the Special Olympics, over 300 athletes with physical and mental disabilities are invited to compete and enjoy games, sports and activities alongside a volunteer "buddy," usually an SC student, who's only job is to encourage their athlete. Several of our students became buddies on Saturday and spent the day guiding, helping and cheering on their athletes. In the midst of hundreds in attendance, these disciples seem to glow with contentment doing what they do best. Clearly, it was the Spirit in Action, the one and only Holy Spirit, on campus this past weekend at USC working to spread Christ's selfless love to a hurting world.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Spirit(s) In Action
USC sponsors an annual program on campus called "Spirits in Action." Similar to the Special Olympics, over 300 athletes with physical and mental disabilities are invited to compete and enjoy games, sports and activities alongside a volunteer "buddy," usually an SC student, who's only job is to encourage their athlete. Several of our students became buddies on Saturday and spent the day guiding, helping and cheering on their athletes. In the midst of hundreds in attendance, these disciples seem to glow with contentment doing what they do best. Clearly, it was the Spirit in Action, the one and only Holy Spirit, on campus this past weekend at USC working to spread Christ's selfless love to a hurting world.
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