New Archival Center Exhibit: Celebrating SCN Ministry in Belize

Posted by Kelly McDaniels

July 12, 2025

The Archival Center has a newly installed exhibit in honor of the 50th anniversary of SCN ministry in Belize. Curated by Archivist Veronica Priest and installed by Director Kelly McDaniels, the exhibit features ministry highlights and an overview of SCN history in Belize. From initial exploration of mission possibilities to development of a formation program, Veronica gives an overview of the different facets of the SCN experience in Belize over the past fifty years. Stop by the Archival Center to see it in person!

3 Comments

  1. Carol Spalding

    Teamwork is a life mission it makes the dream work and it takes a village to complete! It’s so amazing of how much work that has been put in by so many people for years, and years to come. Congratulations to all the ones who are making the dream come to reality, Thank you.

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  2. Joel

    Congratulations to each of us for saving the providence of God in the archive Centre – Belize!!

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