Another application of the "centrifuge" model, with M-Fuge, students and their leaders are mixed together in a large group for worship and fellowship, then spun out into small teams for Bible study and service projects to the community. M-Fuge follows the basic plan of a Centrifuge camp, but instead of pursuing their individual interests in track times, the campers give of themselves in personal ministry opportunities in the area. Projects may include construction work; childrens' ministry such as backyard Bible Clubs, recreation camps, or VBS; creative ministries; or social ministries. Students will find there are many ways to meet needs in the name of Christ.