Monthly Archives: July 2010

Lord, yesterday was amazing! We actually made it to seven different schools, two of which we did all together as a team and some of the guys got to play some basketball with the schools team. Very Cool! The first school … Continue reading →

Lord, I’m a bit bummed that today is the last day of ministry- tomorrow is our “fun day” and then we fly out on Sunday. I’m also a bit bummed that I don’t have a specific role today, other than … Continue reading →

I can’t believe we’ll be going home in only three more days! It has gone by so fast, yet I feel like everything we do is a new day. I am excited to go home, I really miss my family … Continue reading →

Well, Lord, once again you hijacked our plans and showed us how amazing you are! Because it was nice out today, the people at the shelters wanted to return to their homes before the looting began- so the shelters were … Continue reading →

Lord, yesterday was awesome! We got up really early to head over to where we would be doing kids camp (which got moved from our original location due to roads flooding), when we got there, we found that it wouldn’t … Continue reading →

Lord, you never cease to amaze me! Yesterday morning we started the day off by splitting into groups to visit some of the local churches. My team sat in on a Bible study- who would have thought that I could … Continue reading →

Lord, you are so amazing! I love watching you work in your amazing ways. I can’t believe that I am here in El Salvador on another mission trip! Who am I to deserve to do such wonderful work? I am … Continue reading →

Woohoo! I’m in El Salvador! We flew in yesterday- a long day of traveling! But we made it, Lord and I can’t wait to see what you have in store for us today. We (gals) will be working on getting … Continue reading →

Yes- I’m back from El Salvador and full of great stories of how God worked. I will be copying my journal entries from each day and uploading a bunch of pictures I took while I was there, so you can see and … Continue reading →