Author: Adventures

I am…

  For a large portion of my life, I struggled with finding my identity in relationships with people rather than as a daughter of my Lord and Savior. God has been teaching me about His deep love for me and has been showing me how He knows me deeply and intimately. I am fully known by my Heavenly Father (Psalm 139)”  -Emily Gaudian “Genesis 28:12 talks about a dream Jacob had. So I'm not impressed by Satan because I am a house of God with a ladder coming down from it that provides angelic activities in the moments needed. Better put, I am an...

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I can do nothing without the FATHER

This blog is about the last 4 weeks. First starting in the karati tribe. We did alot of walking door to door and evangelizing. But it was all worth it God was moving and we were following were the holy spirit was going. He lead me and two other girls off the team to this Ladys house. As soon as we walked up all i could notice was the old lady siting out side by her self. A lady came out to greet us an invited us in to her house we went in and took a seat. I asked her if she would like to ask the old mom to come in and sit down with us. She...

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Learning and Seeing More and More Everyday

2 weeks with the Massiah 2 weeks with the Kikuyu 2 weeks with the Pokot As we just passed midpoint in our trip we have lived with three different Kenyan tribes totalling a time of six weeks. Our ministry has consisted of door to door evangalism, school visits, and teaching. My team and I have seen many people accept Christ and have also been mocked by nonbelievers. God has been doing amazing work in and through us. We have met people who have never heard of Jesus before… its funny beacuse when you tell them its like something clicks, like it all finally makes sense. So the two weeks...

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My babies

  At this tribe God blessed my life more than I could have every imagined… He allowed to me love on some babies and teach at a preschool. But you see this preschool was not a preschool that you would want to drop your child off at for the day…. You see these kids walked miles and miles just to get to school and on empty tummies…. They would show up and get to write on concrete walls and they had to share the same 3 pencils that were shorter than a crayon… They had no colors, no posters, no paper, just the volunteer teacher… My babies, all 40 of...

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Please Pray

The past 2 weeks i spent at a tribe called Pokot. It took 12 hours to get there from Lijabe and the roads were not the best. Hard to believe that vehicles can drive on tha tmany rocks and make it. Once we arrived, we recieved a warm welcome from Pastor Musa and  the church. They had tea ready for us as we were getting settled in. During our two weeks there i experienced many differrent things, having to live without electricity, not having a shower when i wanted one. Seeing a camel around everywhere and also having the pooortunity to milk one. These are just some of them, but the...

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Restoring Glory

My God is a God of restoration. He takes what's been broken and bruised and breathes new life. Think about it: Jesus took the blind, and gave them new eyes to see the beauty around them. Jesus took the deaf, and gave them new ears to hear laughter and music around them. Jesus took the lame, and gave them new legs to jump and dance. Wherever humanity was damaged, Jesus restored it. And thankfully, He's still doing it today. God has been showing me throughout this whole trip about what it means to be restored. He has taken my scarred heart and filled it with His everlasting love....

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