Summer Projects is a time for prayer and mission. We ask that you do not begin any new romantic relationships during the time you are serving at Summer Projects; if you are currently in a relationship, we ask that you make conscious efforts to be present to your brothers and sisters at Summer Projects. Practically speaking, we ask that you simply respect the boundaries of opposite-gender participants. Spending too much time with another participant will distract both of you from Summer Projects. If you find yourself spending an inordinate amount of time (in person, via phone, by text, etc.) with a single person of the opposite gender, you may consider giving each other a little more space and time with other students.
NOTE: None of these actions are, in themselves, bad or sinful! They can lead to confusion, attachment and heartbreak, which could make it difficult for you to give your summer entirely to God. While it may seem silly, avoiding these types of behaviors can help you guard your heart and those of your brothers and sisters. By the end of the summer, we would hope you could say, “I gave my entire summer to following the Lord and growing in intimacy solely with Him.”