Liliana Eppers

Got to be a sober driver for row weekend and help out my siters and assure that everyone was safe!

My mission trip to the northern Dominican Republic changed me in ways I didn’t even know I needed, filling my days with purpose, joy, and the kind of perspective that stays with you. I’m so grateful I went, the service we got to be part of was powerful, beautiful, and honestly just so cool to experience up close.

I served as a food runner for a large CRU fundraising event that hosted more than 150 guests for dinner and dessert. Even without phones or photos, the night was incredibly meaningful. Our team worked together to create a smooth, welcoming experience while raising support for major mission efforts. The event helped fund our upcoming trips to bring clean water and the gospel message to unreached communities, and I was grateful to play a hands‑on role in making it all happen.

Summation of my February service hours with FSM ministry! We gathered Wednesday February 4th, 11th, and 25th to share a meal and have a discussion where me or one of my two co leads would lead conversation from 630-8pm. We also gathered on sunday Feb. 1st for a service and discussion from 1030-12pm.

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This is my summation of January service hours where I had the opportunity to serve on FellowShip Church Team with the youth as a cell group leader. We met on Wednesday's January 14, 21, and 28 from 630pm-8pm to share a meal and have discussions. I Also Met with them Sundays the 18th and 25th to share a message and build connections from 1030am-12pm

This is my summation of December service hours where I had the opportunity to serve on FellowShip Church Team with the youth as a cell group leader. We met on Wednesday's December 3rd and 10th from 630pm-8pm to share a meal and have discussions. I Also Met with them Sunday the 7th to share a message and build connections from 1030am-12pm

I helped paint banners for AOII Goes Blue Week to support the cause!!

This is my summation of November service hours where I had the opportunity to serve on FellowShip Church Team with the youth as a cell group leader. We met on Wednesday's November 5, 12, and 19th from 630pm-8pm to share a meal and have discussions. I Also Met with them Sundays the 2nd, 16th, and 23rd to share a message and build connections from 1030am-12pm

I’m so glad I got to serve as a sober monitor for our sorority tonight—it was just an hour, but it meant a lot to help keep our sisters safe and make sure everyone had fun responsibly. It’s a small way to show love and care for the community that means so much to me.

This fall, I donated clothing to our clothing drive and received 50 service hours in recognition of the impact. But more than the hours, this experience reminded me how simple acts of generosity can ripple outward. Each item I gave—once tucked in my closet—became warmth, dignity, and hope for someone else. Through this, I’m learning that giving isn’t just about what we offer—it’s about opening our hearts, noticing needs, and responding with love. Service like this teaches me to live generously, not just occasionally, but as a way of life.