Our department, Real Life, sends out teams for college-aged, short term mission trips. Teams typically are on the field for two-four months. Teams have now been on the field just a little over two months! Since their launch in January, teams have hit the half way mark. They also had midterm debriefs at their midway point where we were able to visit them on the filed.
I want to highlight some of the blogs posted that have been amazing. If you want to see some of the previous blogs, check out Week 1 and Week 2. To see some videos check out, 36 Hours Ago… and Team Kenya. To read other blogs reposted on here, check out the "Real Life" Category.
:Uganda:
– Becky: Standing in the Face of Adversity – Chelsea Powell
– The Storm – Melina Orengo
– Honeymoon – Lacey Wombles
:Kenya:
– To Be a Child – Tiffany Jaudon
– Slowly Disappearing – Janna Williams
– Men of God at War – Andy Scutta
:Southeast Asia:
– It's His Love that Changes Us – Kim Boren
– Hope is Saying Goodbye – Gabby McKinley
– Does Anyone Hear Her? – Shelley Wiebe
:Nicaragua:
– piece of my heart. – Leigha Braaten
– Do You Put God in a Box? – Saleena Bellamy
– Let's Make this Time UNFORGETTABLE – Brittany Snellink
:India:
– Heart Check – Mack Frownfelter
– Thanksgiving – Hannah Laib
– What Will you Fight For? – Crystal Froehlich
:Other Resources:
*Meet the Teams. Put a face with name. See who each of these participants are.
*Adopt a Team. If you would like to commit to following and praying for a team during these next four months, then check out the change that we have set for you.
*Summer and Fall Trips. We have some amazing trips heading out this summer semester and in the fall as well. Check them out.
:Weekend Update:
Check out these amazing blogs that were added this past weekend (25th-28th).
Nicaragua: A Story – Jennifer Zilly
Uganda: Even Through the Paperwork – Chelsea Powell
Thailand: Jesus Loves the Little Children – Kim Boren
When the World is Shaking Around You – Shelley Wiebe
India: Friday Night Life – Molly Fanucchi
Today is the Day – Alyssa Palmer
Kenya: African Kids are Way too Cute!!! – Kayla Koontz
Poem: There is Hope – Ashley Varner
