CARP USA Prays - One CARP for One America — Jinil Fleischman

One CARP for One America In the last two years, I’ve traveled the most I ever have in my entire life. For nearly a month last year, I basically lived in New York and New Jersey. The year before, I spent a week touring the Midwest. In each area, I’m blessed to visit and experience our CARP chapters in their environment.

Although I’m missing a few chapters off of my travel bucket list, I have visited every major hub and a few smaller areas in between. I am floored always by their dedication, their outpouring of love, and their creativity in making each CARP activity a special one. Each CARP chapter I visited had its own unique strength and character, making each visit both exciting and special.

With the virus keeping schools closed and keeping our leaders at home (including me), this was the opportunity for CARP America to better connect with all of our leaders at once. And we got to hear from them what they hope CARP can be (pictured above), as we build a shared vision for CARP USA.

We collectively decided that we, as CARP America leaders, want to make CARP America a more unified experience, operating on more similar educational materials and with the same heart. Starting in April, CARP leaders from every chapter are participating in joint study and prayer together for 40 days, both to connect with CARP’s Founders’ vision for CARP and with each other as co-creators of the CARP America experience.

As we head into the final few weeks of the school year, CARP chapters will host their final meetings and activities and begin their summer retreats (virtually).

Stay tuned for more exciting announcements!

News CARP LA takes every opportunity to share Principle

CARP LA has done some amazing work this month. From developing themselves personally to taking care of others, CARP LA has covered a lot of ground.

“As a new member of CARP, I was able to grasp the importance of living a meaningful life, to be of service to others, and a broader perspective of God and God’s love.”

You can see the full update on CARP LA here!

CARP teams up with GPA for Virtual Open House

CARP America hosted its first ever (virtual) Open House to invite interested college hopefuls to join one of our available CARP chapters.

You can read all about it here.

Student Perspective: We Resemble Our Parents

Chungbom Katayama, CARP Writing Intern, has published his second work about parents.

Read his insights about why resemblance to our parents is a point of gratitude as he reflects about his own relationship with his father.

Read it here!