Your impact on children as
a GIANT COW Volunteer
#GiantCowKids
is NOAH CECIL from Riverdale, MI
Here are some VERY important things you need to know about STASH MAN
COW: Hey, Noah, what is your favorite food?
NOAH: A Chick-fi-la original sandwich, preferably accompanied by a side of waffle fries and a lemonade.
COW: And your favorite dessert?
NOAH: Any ice cream that doesn't taste like coffee and has LOTS of chocolate, like Death by Chocolate.
NOAH is a Giant Cow kid Team Leader & BIG Fun Maker
"Stash Man"
COW: And your favorite amusement park ride?
NOAH: Bumper Cars!!!
COW: Terrifying. Anyways, tell us about the worst injury you ever had when YOU were a little kid.
NOAH: I once sprained my foot somehow and it left me with a golf ball size bump. That's probably the worst injury I've ever had. I was always to chicken to try anything dangerous.
COW: So how about your favorite song from church...and what's your favorite Bible verse?
NOAH: "I'll Fly Away" I really like the old gospel songs. My favorite verse, I think is Genesis 1:1 the very first verse. It's important to me because everything that happens in those first few verses of Genesis are the foundation for everything that happens after.
COW: Tell us about your background in Children's Ministry? What has God placed on your heart that made you desire to minster to children?
NOAH: I've always helped out with younger kids in my homeschool group since I was younger, done some babysitting, and really just enjoyed being with kids. A couple of years ago I got a job in an Elementary School, through the college I was going to then, where I spent the whole day hanging out with different kids and having them read their books to me. Once that job finished I thought to myself "Wouldn't it be great if I could do something like that, but would help kids grow closer to God" and really felt it was something God wanted me to do. A few weeks after that Giant Cow came to a homeschool convention I go to every year and I decided to volunteer and since then I've had many opportunities to help kids grow closer to their creator.