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What He Calls Me

Crazy beautifulReckless but recklessly lovedFirePower houseBeautifully broken, mosaic in the makingWanderer, searching for home that’s found in HimJust the daughter of God, you know casual Wonderful mess, toss your flaws out on the floorUnashamedWorth it, every dang second in factLifeStars still aren’t a good enough gift for me because He keeps givingAnd givingAnd givingOverflowingCompany worth keepingStudent, learning from the greatest of teachers, the teacher who made teachersRebel, freedom hungryOld church choir singing in my soulIt is wellRestored Mountain moverStrange, but...

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Update!!!!!! First Impressions!!!!!!!

Update!!!!!! First Impressions!!!!! Hi family, friends & strangers! If you hadn’t heard I left on January 25th to AIM (Adventures in Missions) in Gainesville, Georgia for a 3 day mini training camp. I decided against my backpack and settled on a suitcase because, well, I’m still working on minimalism. On Monday we packed all of our things and went to the Atlanta International Airport. I went on my longest flight in the history of my entire life. 13 hours. It actually flew by!!!! I watched my favorite musical Hairspray and many others. We had a layover in Qatar (HOW COOL IK)...

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Snapshot

Here’s a snapshot of what life has looked like these past few days from your team leaders… -Bucket showers, which consist of a pitcher of water which you poor on your head and hope for the best. -Hand washing clothes. -Teaching at a local school in the mornings with around 70 kids in your class. -Being a human jungle gym and all the kids literally hanging on you. -Cooking for ourselves. -Unexpected power loss which results in star gazing. -Dance parties while wearing your head lamps. -Soccer ministry every afternoon, providing a safe outlet for the kids in the community....

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Snapshot

Here’s a snapshot of what life has looked like these past few days from your team leaders… -Bucket showers, which consist of a pitcher of water which you poor on your head and hope for the best. -Hand washing clothes. -Teaching at a local school in the mornings with around 70 kids in your class. -Being a human jungle gym and all the kids literally hanging on you. -Cooking for ourselves. -Unexpected power loss which results in star gazing. -Dance parties while wearing your head lamps. -Soccer ministry every afternoon, providing a safe outlet for the kids in the community....

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Snapshot

Here’s a snapshot of what life has looked like these past few days from your team leaders… -Bucket showers, which consist of a pitcher of water which you poor on your head and hope for the best. -Hand washing clothes. -Teaching at a local school in the mornings with around 70 kids in your class. -Being a human jungle gym and all the kids literally hanging on you. -Cooking for ourselves. -Unexpected power loss which results in star gazing. -Dance parties while wearing your head lamps. -Soccer ministry every afternoon, providing a safe outlet for the kids in the community....

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A Love Letter???????

Reading my bible. For some reason in the United States I had always thought of the Bible as something like a textbook. I could never just sit and read it. The bible was meant to be studied, analyzed, broken in to pieces ((which you can so do & you should)). I read my bible but it was always an ordeal. I needed to find a quiet space, have my pen, notebook, journal, worship music, etc. And somedays it would be great. I would choose a passage and God would totally speak to me. But other days I was left completely confused because I felt like if I didn’t have a plan or come out of it...

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