The squad and me! They've been an integral part of my World Race Gap Year learning experience, too! These are 5 things I've learned on my first coupl...
A picture of Team Firme, including our alumni team leader Anna and our squad leader Philip! Dear Team Firme, Thank you so much for all you've taught...
This is one of the last pictures I took of our campsite before it was vacated completely - to me it symbolizes the start of another new season, and it...
Last week we had two sessions led by Gabe Sanchez, a staff member of the Adventures in Missions Guatemala base. In one of his sessions, he spoke a pro...
Time here in Georgia seems to flow differently. It has simultaneously breezed by, and yet seems like it's been an eternity. However, now that I will...
Over the last couple weeks, God has been teaching me a valuable lesson about myself. I've known for a while that one lie I consistently struggle wit...
Today I want to share with you about Ms. Lou and her son Tracy! We met them on our first day serving back in Louisiana after returning from our hurr...
Leaving the Adventures in Missions campus in Gainesville, Georgia for our ministry opportunity with Samaritan's Purse was the first time our squad "...
On October 3rd, my squad and I (about 30 people, including our team leaders, squad leaders, and squad mentor) left at 6am from our home on the Adven...
A lot has happened since I last posted, and I'm so excited to share it all with you!! Make sure to subscribe to my blog with an email or phone numbe...
