Updates From:
Deborah
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When we first arrived in Kamuli, it was very late at night and we had just spent four hours squeezed into a tight bus. I was disoriented, and the environment felt heavy when we got there. As we entered, we heard singing coming from…
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When we first arrived in Kenya, we were struck by how beautiful the country was the mountains, the trees, the rich history. It felt like something out of a dream. One of the highlights early on was spending time with the NFC soccer team.…
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This was my first time abroad, and I truly didn’t know what to expect. I prayed that the Lord to break my heart for what broke His, so that I can really take in all of the wonderful things El Salvador had to offer…
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The Nunation is here! Man…this trip to El Salvador has been life changing! Being here with this team has been a blessing we are all so willing to talk and serve which helped us this week in SLAM with the El Salvador youth! The…
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When we were in Morristown I was so excited to be there and serve my community especially after having the youth there from SLAM. Eating with them and sharing how well their kids did at SLAM was impactful for them to hear and for…
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I got the opportunity this weekend to facilitate service projects for youth from the Morristown Church for GOD. I was very excited to be doing this, especially because I’m familiar with the kids (they are part of my home church), as well as wanting…
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On the first day of service projects I went with my home church from back home. We went to Catholic Charities food pantries, and we were instructed to move the food from one room to the other side of the building. we were 10…
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*Spanish Update, Translated by Ai* Aunque apenas estamos en el día 2, ya se ha aprendido muchísimo. Al venir al viaje realmente no sabía qué esperar, quiero decir… nadie lo sabe. El primer día fuimos a la iglesia por la mañana después de registrarnos;…
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