Hello, Sweet humans! I know the last time I sent an update, I was lying on a wood floor surrounded by twenty one other humans as we navigated returning to the States after visiting Costa … Read more about Simplicity, my Friends.
2:00am? Okay.
I’m remembering when I was training over a month ago, our mentor said, “If a Racer is having a panic attack in the middle of the night, you’ll stay up. If someone is throwing up, … Read more about 2:00am? Okay.
Why do I care?
I was sitting with one of my instructors this past semester and said, “Okay… I understand the textbook ideas, but why does it matter?” She laughed and said, “I appreciate you … Read more about Why do I care?
What if I don’t?
I’ve heard the phrase, “God, use me” many times. Whether it’s in a church service, a small group, or even my own prayer, it seems to be a common phrase among followers of … Read more about What if I don’t?
A Few Thoughts.
While on the field, during the past two months, I grew in a lot of ways as an individual. From learning to room with seven other girls to speaking broken Spanish to a stranger, I am beyond grateful to … Read more about A Few Thoughts.
Walk Slow.
Last week, my sweet Holy Spirit filled teammate Jala which I call “Mackie” was walking in front of me. We were on the way home from the beach and headed back to our base. While we were … Read more about Walk Slow.
The Crashing Waves
I always held the assumption that to be pulled by the ocean waves meant one is weak. I wanted to be the one that could stand against a current, but not just stand, swim. However, the … Read more about The Crashing Waves
A Note from Me
"The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy, he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field" (v.44). … Read more about A Note from Me
“Painfully and Mysteriously Beautiful”
"When the plane took off, it felt like my heart was being pulled thin, because change has a weird way of being painfully hard and mysteriously beautiful" -Leaving Guatemala, 2019. I sat on the … Read more about “Painfully and Mysteriously Beautiful”
