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On the same evening, as Holden Evening Prayer wrapped up and students chatted before making their way home, another student confided, "I'm sad that all my friends are leaving." (They are a junior, surrounded by seniors this year.) Upon hearing this, another student quickly said, "I'll be here!"
"Can I be your friend next year?" the proposal quietly came after. Of course they immediately connected and even made plans for the following weekend.

     Students continue to find and create community with each other and with pastoral leaders as LCM nears the end of its first year in redevelopment. These relationships are the foundation of student ministry, and will carry the ministry well into the future. Student leaders are stepping up, writing constitutions and operation manuals, agreeing to trainings for club presidents and treasurers.

     Signs of life are all around us, and the ministry flourishes with them. We are thankful to you, our alum and supporters, for all the ways in which you have helped us come this far. Your prayers and support continue to make this restart a success and we look forward to many more years of partnership in ministry together.