Author: Adventures

A Few Images…

The Quay (pronounced “key”) of Dungarvan Frances and Isha, two Irish girls we met in the park. Katie playing spoons at the drop in centre Chelsea and Darlene at the drop in centre Megan creating a to do list for centre set up. Walking through the city of Kilkenny The castle of Kilkenny The view from Mahon Falls. Mahon Falls

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Daily Schedule

It’s Tuesday morning. Our seventh so far. The sun is shining and there are team members spread around the house journaling, reading and listening to music. Its our hour set apart for quiet time after breakfast and showers. After this we’ll debrief our quiet time to see what God has revealed to each of us. It’s a powerful time when our joy, insecurities, hurts and excitement get voiced. When we pray over hurtful memories or feelings about who we are. Where we, as a team, teach each other how God sees us, instead of what the world sees. After this, we are ready to share life...

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Update from Nauta, Peru

Well we are closing out our first week here in Nauta Peru. Our teamhas done everything from teaching english to students who hope to someday be translators, to spontaneous worship services in peoples homes.They have increased their skills in Pato pato gonzo,or as we know itthe States, duck duck goose. They recently enjoyed a local culunarydelight of sweaty fish which they all actually really enjoyed! As aleader it has been a blessing to watch them step up and step out oftheir comfort zone. The other day we did door to door ministy. I hadthe pleasure of going with Lauren, Kayt, and David. We...

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Update: July 12

It truly has been an honor to lead a group that is made up of such amazing and beautiful people! Thank you for trusting us with them. We gave each participant a chance today to write a letter to everyone back home. Hope you enjoy! kindly,frank, bekah, and toni-lynn  Ireland is such a beautiful land, like something you would find on a postcard. But once you look around and see large groups of teens wandering, smoking, drinking and hunched over literally looking for trouble – you realize that this beautiful place is far from picturesque. Also, the teens view of God and...

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Worship in the Valley

Caucasians. African Americans. Mexicans. Puerto Ricans. Chinese. Males. Females. Babies. Children. Teenagers. College-aged students. Adults. Parents. Grandparents. Ex-prisoners, drug addicts, and gang members. Lifelong believers. New believers. Each clean and perfect through the eyes of our Father.  All in ONE room as ONE body in Christ, worshiping ONE holy and perfect God. This is one of the many blessings we’ve received since being in the Valley. We’ve had several times of being able to worship with the local community and have seen our...

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Update and Ministry Highlights

Hello family, friends, and prayer supporters. We have had a wonderful month here in Granada and are finishing up our last week of ministry. We will be flying back to the States on Thursday. We will not have the opportunity to communicate again until we have landed stateside. So, before we leave, we would like to share with you some of the highlights from our last week of ministry: Today we were able to visit one of the local nursing homes. We had a wonderful time interacting with the patients and helping them with their daily exercises. Yesterday was our day off. We were able to visit the...

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