A letter to Passport Immersion 3rd generation/ World Race Gap Year 1st Generation: To my brother and sisters, it's only been two weeks since our departure from the O'Hare airport, … Read more about Thanks for the Memories
A Mama’s Heart
Over the course of this trip, many of us have seen the truths in humanity that seem to be universal. A smile, for example, bridges all languages. A simple hug displays love just the same. I … Read more about A Mama’s Heart
When the Light meets the darkness
Long time no blogs. Oops Our time in the Philippines has come to a close. However, today I am filled with happy memories and celebrations from our time there. Specifically, my heart is with the … Read more about When the Light meets the darkness
#missionarylife
After being on the field for almost 5 months now, the term “#missionarylife” has become a comical expression used among our community to refer to things that just don’t happen at … Read more about #missionarylife
O Great is Thy Faithfulness
Typhoon Yolanda is recorded as the worst natural disaster in the history of the world. There are over 16 million people affected, 6,155 people dead, 4.1 million people displaced, and 1.1 million … Read more about O Great is Thy Faithfulness
Grits and Garth Brooks
There is surely something to be said about community. In the past 4 months, we have laughed about things nonsensical. We have grieved the hard losses. We have been in the presence of the Holy Spirit … Read more about Grits and Garth Brooks
The Way He Holds Me
It’s about 2 am. The smoke is still in the air. The explosions are still lighting up the sky and the sounds are still amid the streets. It is indeed a New … Read more about The Way He Holds Me
When the student becomes the teacher…
There is a young girl that attends the school that my team tutors at. Her name is Althea. Rather than teach her, she has taught me more than I could have imagined. She teaches me in the … Read more about When the student becomes the teacher…
