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Why Should People Care?

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aljazeera.jpg Saudi-led airstrikes destroyed buildings in Yemen to stop the Houthis. Aljazeera.
congo-887x500.jpg Many Congolese people are displaced after leaving their homes to avoid fighting with the rebel group known as M23. CNN.
ameralmohibany.jpg After airstrikes in Syria, a woman is pictured helping a child out of the rubble. Amer Almohibany.
Becca-Group-750x500.jpg Students came together for the 2017 mission trip to Ecuador. Becca Settlage.
Bell-Dentistry-750x500.jpg Senior Kelsey Rappe and Wesleyan alumna 17' Madison Darsey help perform dental work on a patient. Lead dentist for Medical Missions Ministries in Guatemala allows these students to help her provide free dental care to people who cannot afford it. Lauren Bell.
Bell-Prayer-750x500.jpg Medical Missions Ministries translator, Wesleyan alumna 17' Alyssa B. and senior Kesley Rappe pray over a Guatemalan resident. During prayer, residents received their prescriptions for free from the ministry. Lauren Bell.

2017 was an arduous year for the United States. Deemed the deadliest year for mass shootings in U.S. history, the country finished the year with around 307 mass shootings. Police killed 1,147 people, and there was a substantial number of bombings in public places. England and France also made notable headlines in the U.S. However, 11.5 percent of Syria’s population has been killed or injured since 2011, proving that is it much rarer to see news like that make headlines in first-world countries.

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Wesleyan Anticipates 2018 Mission Trips

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Godard-Mission-Trips-3-747x500.jpg Senior Sarah Moon posed with a new friend on the Dominican Republic SCORE trip. Olivia Frank.
Godard-Mission-Trips-1-750x500.jpg Senior Willem Conley and junior Hampton Henderson, along with Wyatt Stall ’17 and Reed Thomas ’17, played basketball on the 2017 Atlanta mission trip. Laura Von Bargen.
Godard-Mission-Trips-2-667x500.jpg In the Dominican Republic, junior Ashley Doran had fun with the students during recess at the Makarios school. Lolly Zimmerman.
Godard-Mission-Trips-4-1-750x500.jpg In Ecuador, senior Brae Davidson played soccer with the local boys. Kelsey Strott.
Godard-Mission-Trips-6-667x500.jpg In Jamaica, seniors Mary Claire Harpole, Caroline Gross and Gracie Mitchell posed with kids at school, along with Sam Gottlich ’17 and mission trip leader Lacy Gilbert. Cassie Henning.
Godard-Mission-Trips-8-750x500.jpg Seniors Stephanie Bono, Katia Hanger and Sarah Kate Brown enjoyed volunteer work on the Nicaragua Coed trip. Macey Sims.
Godard-Mission-Trips-7-667x500.jpg Team leader Guillermo Vallejo posed with local kids on the Nicaragua boys trip. Nathan Emmelhainz.
Godard-Mission-Trips-5-750x500.jpg Senior Kelsey Rappe and Alyssa B. ’17 prayed over hospital patients in Guatemala. Laurel Lee Chatham.

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