In their February newsletter, A Christian Ministry in the National Parks explores what it means to “work,” suggesting that work is more than just a task – it’s a transformation. They share their belief that “work is not merely about completing a job – it’s about offering our gifts to something larger than ourselves. It’s about serving with purpose, even in the hard, unseen moments, knowing that every small act of service, every quiet effort, adds to a light that has the power to change a community.” In that sense, ACMNP works to create spaces where others can truly belong, and they ask you, “How might your work – wherever you are – help create a space where others can belong and grow?”
Their newsletter also shares the recollections of an ACMNP alumni’s experience in the Tetons and a piece in honor of Black History Month highlighting a few of the remarkable African Americans who have worked to preserve and protect God’s creation through their work in the National Park System.
Looking for ways to support A Christian Ministry in the National Parks?
Become a Pen Pal: Connect with those serving in the parks through letters and prayer. Email info@acmnp.com to sign up.
Join a Ministry Support Committee: Ministry Support Committee members live in or near the gateway communities to the parks, either year-round or seasonally, and have the opportunity to engage with team members on a regular basis. Learn more about MSCs.
Bring ACMNP to your college campus or local church! Get your fellow students or congregants excited about ACMNP! This is a unique opportunity to share your experiences and join our mission to glorify God in His creation. If you are interested, email recruiter@acmnp.com for more information!