Hello friends! My name is Luke Wyatt, and here’s an update from the past week here at Joshua! We had the privilege of hosting Josh and Annette Sofaer—a Jewish couple—who came up to the lodge to share in depth about the rich history of Jewish culture. On Tuesday night, we got the super cool opportunity to participate in a traditional Messianic Jewish seder. I’d never taken part in a seder like this before, and it
Hey guys! Maddie here, and I am so excited to tell you how my week at Joshua is going. First off, I got the opportunity to go car camping in Big Sur, a beautiful coastal cliff area, over the weekend with my Joshua brothers and sisters. It’s mind blowing that I get the experience of doing such randomly thrilling things, like marveling at God’s sunrise off of a mountain or running to our cars at
Hey everyone! My name is Tay B, and I’m glad I get to talk to you about the week of October 27th to the 31st! All in all, it has been a very sweet week. It was our first week of Phillipians testing – for chapter 1 – and praise the Lord that all 50 of us passed! It has been a joy to memorize Philippians; the Lord has shown up for all of us
Hi, my name is Starlyn and welcome to this week’s Joshua Wilderness Blog! October 20-24th! This week we had speaker Jordan Weaver. One of our good friends that live here at Hume with his family. It has been a blessing to hear him speak and help us connect with each other through scripture and prayer. Hearing His story and knowing more about him and his family has been inspiring to listen to! He spoke about
Hey friends and family! This week we went to Hume SoCal! It was mine and a couple other peoples first time there and it was absolutely gorgeous! On Tuesday we had work all day and since it was cold and raining and also a chance of snow we all stayed inside and just helped clean up. My crew and I which was Brynn, Mando, and I. We were the bear crew and had to clean
Dear JWI Friends and Family, Arriving at the top of the hill a little over a month ago had been an eye-opening experience to say the least. Coming to Joshua Wilderness Institute has really challenged my faith in numerous ways even though it’s only been a brief amount of time. Last month, we started our time here with a camping trip to Aspen Hollow (since we were unable to go to Wildwood this year.) This