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Time From The DR Pt. 2

Flying to the DR was an all-day process, but we eventually arrived early the next morning. The Dominican Republic for me was a beautiful time of change and sanctification too. I was quickly working on my site at Physical Therapy, and got to serve others through this site in the same way that I used to help Grandma Doris with physical therapy in the months leading to her passing, all of those years ago. However,

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Time From The DR Pt. 1

Psalm 139 (The Living Bible): “O Lord, you have examined my heart and know everything about me. 2 You know when I sit or stand. When far away you know my every thought. 3 You chart the path ahead of me and tell me where to stop and rest. Every moment you know where I am. 4 You know what I am going to say before I even say it. 5 You both precede and

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God’s Timing From Hume to DR

This week has been a crazy and unexpected week! We are now in the DR, but it has been a journey to get there. We were supposed to fly out of LAX on Sunday, so we left and started driving! We got a little past Bakersfield and found out our flight was cancelled. So, we pivoted! We went to Hume Socal to stay the night and figure things out! We spent the night Sunday and

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God in class, ethics and trees?

This week at Joshua has honestly been super interesting. This week we have started prepping for our Dominican Republic trip that we leave for on Sunday (which is crazy that it’s literally on Sunday). I’m excited for this trip because it will be my first time out of the USA. I can’t wait to see what God has for me there to learn and I pray that he will use me. I want to go

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In aw of Gods creation

Hey guys! Just a little update! This week (01/12-01/15) our speaker was Douglas Axe! He’s a scientist at Biola and has taught us some incredible things and has also reminded us that God put so much effort into little things like a butterfly for instinct, it could’ve just been a boring color but God made it just absolutely gorgeous! And that’s taught me that I take a lot of things for granted. On top of

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Christmas Break

Overall, my break was pretty good, but it certainly wasn’t without its ups and downs. I had visited a lot with family and friends, including Joshua’s siblings, who lived nearby. Spending time at home during the holiday season is always a sweet thing when you’ve been away from home for a while. Now, what was difficult was not being as disciplined in the routine of daily devotion, prayer, and adherence to the fast. While going

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