First things first, THANK YOU!!! Thank you for your support, your encouragement, your prayers, and your donations! Thank you for following my story an...
At the end of January/beginning of February was an event to get the squad back together in Georgia to reconnect, worship, and have sessions. So instea...
Traveling back to the states was surreal. As I felt like I was sleeping and eating, sleeping and eating for hours on end sitting on the plane. I was h...
Jeffreys Bay (JBay) South Africa which happens to be the surf capital of the world was my next destination on the race. We took a van and a bus ride f...
Short Story #1 The team and I were out picking up rocks in the fields at the church/school property. Some of the students had a break and came to...
Simplicity! I look back at my time in Lesotho and the best word that describes this country is simplicity. Life was peaceful there! There were lots o...
I procrastinated on writing the rest of the blogs from the world race, but now I'm back finishing those and updating you on what's next. ...
Update: I am in Lesotho doing ministry here till the end of October, but I still want to write about ministry in Albania. I did minist...
A day in the life of a world racer, not knowing what to expect, but helping in any way we can and having fun while doing it. Our host said there's a...
The World Race isn't an easy journey. There are so many challenges that I face, but a big one is change. I gave up a year of what is comfortable at ...
