Becoming BYU: The Women’s Soccer Experience in New Zealand
The BYU women’s soccer team had the opportunity to go on a two-week humanitarian trip to New Zealand in May, enjoying breathtaking views and unique cultural experiences along the way.
The theme of the trip was "Becoming BYU," building off of the imperative of BYU President Shane Reese, set out in his inaugural address.
Read more about the team's experiences here.
“When ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the service of your God.” Mosiah 2:17
During their two-week humanitarian trip to New Zealand this summer, the BYU women’s soccer team served with love and shared the mission of BYU Athletics along the way.
In his inaugural address as the 14th president of BYU, President C. Shane Reese challenged the BYU community to focus on "Becoming BYU."
The women’s soccer program focused on the following five main components of President Reese’s invitation as the central message and purpose of their service trip abroad: Strengthening the student experience, embracing BYU's "double heritage," having the courage to be different, building a covenant community and individual growth and spiritual reflection.
Read more about the team's experiences with "Becoming BYU" here.