Author: Adventures

Leaving

A fantastic rotating of the earth to all of you earthlings! (I was feeling spacey today)      I left Cambodia with a full heart and list of things the team accomplished. We were able, through God’s provision, to get bikes for the kids going into 10th grade this November (it’s at a different school farther away then the rest of the kids), finish the space mural, and dig up an old playground set that needed to be gone (in involved a LOT of smashing concrete with a sledge hammer).     On our last night, we held a goodbye bonfire with all the kids. The...

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Who am I?

What does it means to be a Christian has been popping into my head a lot. I ask myself this question a lot during this adventure. Am I really being a Christian? Who am I? Who am I supposed to be? All these questions going around my head without no answers. I started praying and asking God what I am doing wrong. He wasn’t answering my questions. He was just giving me more questions. NOT COOL JESUS! I expected Him to give me the answers when I wanted it. I kept telling Him dude we have to have a serious conversation on our partnership this is not working out. God send my dad to have a...

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I Feel Full

I have lived a million lifetimes since I left Winchester, KY a little over a month ago. Our ministry at New Hope Orphange in Kampong Cham, Cambodia has come to a bittersweet end; our goodbye embraces long and our tears fighting to break through.    I have been puting off writing this because it’s almost impossible to express the depth of the Holy Spirit that has been surging through me. As Chris Tomlin once told us, Jesus is “indescribable.”    I could write novels of the experiences I have had, the people I have met, and the way I have seen God move....

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Favorite moments on Camera in Cambodia

A day at the stream with all the kids Also at the stream Me with a flower in my hair that the kids gave me Taking selfies with Dina The team on our first off day Taking walks with the kids Trying a coconut straight from the tree A 2-year-old named Rebecca, who took and edited this photo, lovey feet Boat ride with a random man Late nights with Chan-ni and Rebecca Some of the team on temple steps Selfie with Budda Country-side Me at the spider village holding a spider Space mural Half-way between worlds Sunset in the sky

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A Sum of Month One — Kathmandu, Nepal

One. Month one in Nepal looked a lot like this: Walking. And a lot of it. Learning the real meaning of “look both ways before crossing the street” because the vehicles find any suggested path to get to their destination (even the cows on the streets are on a mission). Learning that clean water, as well as “unlimited” water is a privilege. Two water tanks for 15 humans to clean, cook, and shower with, goes way quicker than you think. Spending the mornings loving our slum kids who live under tarps, sleep on the ground, and run up to us in the same clothes they were...

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Meet My Team!!!!

here are some of the reasons I love this family… Our Fearless Leaders Kirsten (Lelo) She loves old people. She has a laugh that is the sweetest sound& so contagious. She challenges others with the things the Lord has challenged her with. She is diligent in serving this team& the Lord.  Julia She loves doughnuts. She is good at listening when the Holy Spirit is telling her to say or do the hard thing. She challenges the team to be vulnerable with one another. She is a hard working& faithful leader that this team needs.  The Boys James He loves good music. He is...

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