LightSys Technology Services

In LightSys prayer meeting this evening, we're privileged to pray for several recent Code-a-thon alumni who are finding their footing in life after graduation.

Thankful that our work goes beyond computers and encompasses the relationships with the people who walk through our door and pass through our emails.

Summer intern wrap up. David Hopkins attended Code-a-thon 2024, giving him early access to a summer internship in 2025. He brought with him eager coding skills, flexibility, leadership, and guitar abilities which he used at the LightSys HQ and at ICCM.

David is wrapping up his senior year at Covenant College. Pray for God's continued guidance as he finishes his undergraduate studies and prepares for the next steps.

Summer intern Minsik joined us from Computer Science and Engineering (Taylor University) and proved to be a skillful coder and excellent cook -- providing delightful Korean food for one of our discipleship nights.

God provided miraculously for Minsik's internship finances through a church he didn't attend. Through a series of unusual events, the church learned about his financial support opportunity and generously (and unexpectedly!) provided all the finances needed for the summer. Join us in praising God for His provision and in praying for Minsik as he prepares to graduate in December.

LightSys co-founder Tim Young traveled to ICCM-Africa in May to be the keynote speaker at ICCM-East Africa 2025. Thankful for God's work through Tim and through the collaboration of tech and missions in East Afica!

Phin Omondi Josiah Head of ICT Scott Christian Universty Kenya and Tim Young Ligtsys USA. Tim is among the first people who attended ICCM when it was begun many years back in the US and since then he has been a member. He is the one together with Roy Campbell who brought ICCM to Africa and the first conference took place in Kenya at PAC University.

Are you an East Coast techie? Missionary? Software developer with a heart for missions? Logistics person? Mentor?

Our Spring Break Code-a-Thon for Missions has impacted 450+ young people over the last 13 years -- giving them a vision for using their computer skills to help the nations hear about Christ.

We're prayerfully considering the idea of creating a similar event on the East Coast in the coming years. If you might be interested in participating in such an event in some function (mentor, organizer, or coder), drop us a note so we can start exploring ideas together.