You can help scem this summer! We have a whole variety of ways in which you can be part of our exciting work and impact Scotland For Christ.
Team member
Team members with scem are able to get involved in a number of ways -
Leading kids’ clubs, doing youth outreach, leading praise and worship, and reaching out to people in a whole range of events and activities. Each mission is different.
House Parent
Each team relies on house-parents who lead the team, motivate and care so that the team are focussed and effective in mission.
Cook
Vital to the work of scem are the people who cook for the teams. An army marches on its stomach – well, scem teams are a bit like that. If you could give a week in the summer to prepare food for hungry young folk then get in touch.
Bible Teacher
Each team receives daily Bible teaching to equip them for Christian life and service both on mission and back home. This is part of our aim to ensure that a week spent on mission with scem will be a week well invested for your future. If you are a gifted Bible teacher and can offer teaching for a team for a week we would love to hear from you.
Prayer Partner
We depend totally on friends who provide prayer support for scem teams. We would really value your commitment to pray for us. We would be glad to send you our prayer updates.
The Team
Travelling from Carluke, Cheltenham, Dalry, Dumfries, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Renfrew, Troon and Paisley, we represented ten different churches, and varied from first-time Scemers to seasoned veterans. But after a first meal together and some fun activities we were off to a good start.
Read More Post a comment (0)Nine years have passed since we, in Springbank Church, Campbeltown have hosted a SCEM mission team. It was then with a sense of a new beginning that this year’s mission unfurled.
The team that came together, we feel, was designed by God. Each member in their own way ideal for the week’s activities and the people to whom they were ministering. It was a young team but ideal for our setting.
Read More Post a comment (0)This summer we held our fifth consecutive summer mission in partnership with the small assembly at Lewis Street Gospel Hall, with a team of eleven people of various ages. As housemum, I have to make particular note of their on-time (or nearly!) lights-out. No walking the corridors late into the night. Bliss!
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