DiscoveryBound Outreach
Long before she became a parent, Jessica Dees was looking out for her Sunday School students. “Middle school is a great time for them to know that there are other Christian Scientists around,” says Jessica, who has volunteered as a DiscoveryBound (DB) Outreach chapter worker in Jacksonville, Florida for the last 15 years.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni from the A/U Ranches and DiscoveryBound programs: Steve Abbott, Jordan Jenkins and Sedge Southworth.
MoreI have been involved with DiscoveryBound (DB) Outreach for 11 years as a teen participant, chaperone and volunteer. There are many reasons I keep coming back to give more to this wonderful organization, but one conversation in particular sticks out.
MoreI watched my son pedal away on his new bike with little help from me or my husband. Our role was only a matter of holding the seat while he climbed aboard, and then he was off in a hurry. He had gracefully transitioned from a small toddler’s balance bike to what he deemed his “big boy bike with pedals” with little interruption, and we were so proud.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni from the A/U Ranches and DiscoveryBound, including three of the eight new National Alumni Board members: Sarah Andrews, Virginia Early, Floyd Jones, Lissa Hedlund Murphy and Mark Strickland.
MoreIn the years after college and before parenthood, fun and clean social events seem to be harder to find. Through DiscoveryBound Outreach Affinity Group activities, I’ve really appreciated being able to interact with other Christian Scientists who are in the same stage of life that I am.
MoreCome home to Adult Mini Camp, visit Washington, DC with DiscoveryBound Outreach, share our programs with your young friends, volunteer, connect with other alumni, give back – there are so many ways to get involved.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni from the A/U Ranches, the A/U Chapter program (now DiscoveryBound Outreach), and DiscoveryBound’s National Leadership Council: Joy Anderson, Steve Chitwood and Laurie Richardson.
MoreFor most kids, August means that it’s almost September, a.k.a. almost time for school. And, as nerdy as I was as a child, my excitement for the first day of school was rivaled by only one thing: the annual DiscoveryBound picnic. […]
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