During our regular staff meetings and internal discussions here at SCORE, we often speak of our mission, vision, and values. As much as we speak about them inside of our organization, we do not always communicate them to the public. So we would like to take a moment and share those
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The Impact of Short Term Mission Trips
Ten years ago, I met Nelson & Sarah Rivera on a SCORE mission trip to the Dominican Republic. The Rivera’s had come with their friend Rik Benson on our annual Baseball Outreach Trip to the Dominican Republic. That week, we did several free baseball clinics for local children in order to earn
A Mission Trip Changed My Life
In 1999, while I was a student at Marshall University in WV, I was invited to go on a mission trip with a group of friends. I had been on a couple of mission trips before, and I had really enjoyed them. When this opportunity to go on a basketball mission trip to the Dominican Republic was
The Comfort of God in the Loss of a Pregnancy
This blog article was written by SCORE Missionary Craig McClure. We pray that it may bring peace and comfort to many. In early 2020 when anxiety and uncertainty were penetrating the hearts of many my wife, and I were celebrating the pregnancy of our fourth child. Gratitude and joy
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The CLIMB Program is launching in 2021
It has been five years since I was first introduced to, what was then simply called GAP. I was serving as a Senior Pastor in Chattanooga, TN, and had a mutual love for the local church, missions, and students. That year I was invited to travel to the GAP program housed in Costa Rica to
A Life Well Lived: Mike Henderson Tribute
Mike Henderson was best known as a committed tennis coach and a devoted follower of Christ. He coached tennis at the University of South Florida for over 20 years, leading the men’s tennis team to several championship titles, including the Big East Championship. He was also a coach and mentor at the
Prepared for Every Good Work
“Now in a large house there are not only gold and silver vessels, but also vessels of wood and of earthenware, and some to honor and some to dishonor. Therefore, if anyone cleanses himself from these things, he will be a vessel for honor, sanctified, useful to the Master, prepared for every good
Easter Reflections for Uncertain Times
The Significance of Easter Sunday While the realities of Good Friday and the atonement accomplished that day are precious Christian truths, as the Apostle Paul would later argue, “if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile, and you are still in your sins” (1 Cor 15:17). In other words,
The Paradox of Good Friday
President Trump suggested in a recent Coronavirus Task Force press briefing that this week of the pandemic would be the toughest week to date. He warned there would be a lot of death. No one is unaffected by the COVID-19 crisis. For most churches, there will be no corporate gatherings for worship
Serving Even When Plans Change
The global coronavirus pandemic has impacted our international ministries at unprecedented levels. With orders to shelter in place or practice social distancing, our missionaries are having to find new and creative ways to engage in ministry with their communities. But our great God is still at work