Marching Around The Stadium
It’s finally time for the long awaited blog about the stadium march we did in Romania! While we were in Romania, the squad served with Hope Church i...
A Series of FORTUNATE Events: Finally Escaping Germany
Today was a whirlwind. So much happened that it feels like a whole week smushed into 24 hours. God came through like I’ve never experienced before a...
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Stuck in Germany
If you have been keeping up with my social media posts, you may have noticed that me and one of my squad mates are stuck in Germany. We were on our wa...
A Dream Becomes Reality
When I went on my first World Race back in 2020, I was introduced to my squadmates, as well as the people who would be leading our squad. Squads typic...
From Egypt to Michigan
Back in February my squad was in Kyrgyzstan teaching English and adjusting to being overseas again. Several people on my team had been talking about w...
Come On In
It was a sweet blessing from the Lord to be back in Jordan last month. During our time there, our main focus was house visits with refugees that live ...
A Yes Like Isaiah
Team time is a big part of living in community on the Race. (Since squads are usually pretty big, it's more effective to break into teams of 4-7 peopl...
Mountaintop Magnets
Karakol, Kyrgyzstan is known as a great place for skiing. People come from all over the world to enjoy the beautiful slopes. Earlier during our stay, ...
A Flower For You
March 8th was International Women’s Day, and it was a big deal in Kyrgyzstan. My team decided that for ministry that day we wanted to hand out flowe...
Because of a 'Bless You'
On our first full day in Karakol, my teammates and I were hungry and tired from jetlag, so we ventured out in search of food and coffee. We looked up ...