Go Beyond | Zoom In with Annie Friesen, Macey Hutto, Lily Jiang, and Josh Sujo (Ep. 226)
What does it look like to step into education as missions for six weeks in the summer? Hear from four students who participated in Go Beyond – how they got connected at TeachBeyond at Urbana Missions Conference, what it looked like to step out of their comfort zones while far from home, and how they grew as they lived out the gospel. God is at work throughout the whole world, and we have the opportunity to step into opportunities to partner with Him in what He is doing.
- Learn all about Go Beyond here!
- Hear about Chloe’s internship on Episode 169
- Learn about Urbana Missions Conference
- “The biggest reason I wanted to go was just to learn… I was really excited to see what God is doing and to learn how He’s working in the nations.” - Josh
- 1 Thessalonians 5:24
- “Go Beyond was an incredible experience that grew my dependence on God and actually helped me learn that it’s okay to ask for help and ultimately see the joy of serving Christ wherever He called.”- Macey
- “Go Beyond has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life.” - Lily
- “It’s just living out your everyday life as a believer, forming relationships with people, but in a different part of the world.” - Annie
What’s changing our lives:
- Keane: Going on short walks
- Heather: Creating an Aunt Heather newsletter
- Annie: New internship teaching children in a Hispanic community
- Macey: Reading The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
- Josh: Practicing the Sabbath
- Lily: Prioritizing morning routine with Jesus, carrying His light into student teaching, and reading a devotional for teachers
Weekly Spotlight: Go Beyond
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Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast
Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/
Your Next Chapter
Stories like this start with
someone saying yes.
Every roof, every classroom, every friendship begin when one person decides to step beyond. We'd love to walk with you as you conside what that might look like.


