"If only one person hears the truth, it's a success."

This was CSP mentor Michelle's hope for the Christian club's first ever outreach week at Redondo Union High School in April.

She was far from disappointed.

Having never done outreach at their school before, the Christian club members didn't know what to expect for their two days of rallies. They prayed that at least 60 people would come hear "Why We Need a Savior."

God answered their prayer by bringing 70 students to the first rally. One of the Christian club members stood up in front of her peers and shared how God saved her from a bad self-image.

Cassie, a CSP cluster leader who attended the rally, reflected, "I'm sure God used her testimony to touch someone because self-image is definitely an issue."  

Redondo Union's second rally

 At the second rally, 120 students came into an auditorium called "the bingo room" on campus for pizza, a raffle and gospel testimonies. One Christian club member played worship music while the students walked in, and then he followed up his playing with a testimony about how God changed his life. After that, Michelle shared about God's love and the Good News of Jesus.

Students taking free Bibles and other Christian materials

Michelle explained, "It was a very successful rally and the Christian club kids were very excited."

The Christian club at Redondo Union was encouraged to discover that they can make a difference for Christ at their campus. Michelle's hope that at least one person would hear was answered and multiplied! 

Isaac

As Isaac, the Christian club president, exclaimed,

"I can't believe our club put this together. God is good!"