Leo Burnett Offers Opportunities for Sunshine Youth When 11-year-old Sherry Peoples attended the middle school Made For More field trip to the Leo Burnett Worldwide,
Mental Health Toll of Covid Lockdowns for Teens is Tremendous Sometimes well-intended service trips can leave the communities they are visiting with unintended consequences. Sunshine
A Holistic Approach to Discipleship The bell at Fiske Elementary school rings at 3:15. Within 2 minutes, nearly 60 Kindergarten through 5th graders children clamor
Honoring Dr. King: A Call Beyond Charity. “True compassion is more than flinging a coin at a beggar. It comes to see that an edifice
Suffering and Fear in Light of the Advent If I were to ask you to play a word association game with “Christmas”, you probably wouldn’t
Sunshine Christmas Store Empowers Woodlawn Families Fifteen years ago as Sunshine staff was gathering toys from churches and other individual donations, a conversation began
Wheaton in Chicago For more than a decade, Sunshine has been formulating a concept designed for college-age students that would offer more in-depth service learning–extending
3 Students Forge a Path Through Faith and Learning More than 30 students participated in this season’s
Lamar Simms: Resilient Dreamer Growing up in Englewood can either make you or break you. “For me, it made me. For many of my friends,
Jazlyn Lotman: Passion & Purpose. Growing up in Detroit for most of her life, Jazlyn Lotman always had a passion for the arts. Though she
Father. Brother. Son. Brought up by the Lord. While playing basketball at the Washington Park court on the corner of 60th and Martin Luther King
Sunshine Partners with Book Fair and Food Truck Fest On July 16th, Sunshine Gospel Ministries was honored to participate in the Second Annual Soulful Chicago
