Author: Adventures

The week before last, one of my teammates shared the story of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet during tutoring with the kids. After that story, another teammate and I felt led by the Spirit to put words into action and wash the kids’ feet. This past Tuesday, we filled two buckets full of water, and with soap in hand, we washed, dried, and bandaged feet. Among the giggling and laughter of the children was a humbling heaviness. With every foot I touched, I prayed for that foot to go places for God; to carry His Name to those who do not know Him; to be overwhelmed with God’s...

The time here seems to be flying by. Its weird to think I will be starting school again in a little over one month. A couple of girls on a different team here with us left on Thursday so I’m using that as a way to focus more on my time here and the ministry because pretty soon my team will be up too! I have just been loving out sites more and more. I genuinely feel the Lord breaking my heart for the people we work with here. I went to a nutrition class on Monday and was just soaking up all God was showing me. The women were singing worship songs and it was so beautiful, like I ...

I though a few photos were in order…ENJOY!!!  

     God has been teaching me so much from my time here, not only about relying on Him alone, but also about how weak we are without Him, and also about the mysterious ways in which He works. I have been amazed by Indian hospitality. When we do house visits in the afternoons, it astounds me when the people we are visiting, who having nothing at all, go out of their way to make us chai or give us crackers to eat. They give us the only food they have sometimes and it has been very hard to witness that, but also very convicting. It has opened up my eyes to the way I...

     God has been teaching me so much from my time here, not only about relying on Him alone, but also about how weak we are without Him, and also about the mysterious ways in which He works. I have been amazed by Indian hospitality. When we do house visits in the afternoons, it astounds me when the people we are visiting, who having nothing at all, go out of their way to make us chai or give us crackers to eat. They give us the only food they have sometimes and it has been very hard to witness that, but also very convicting. It has opened up my eyes to the way I...