Hey dudes, It’s Isaac with an update! We are on the second day of our final trip and we finished our second day, and it’s been a blast. It’s truly just begun. We went to Perge, an old Roman city and learned about the culture and architecture, as well as it’s importance in what Paul most likely experienced on his missionary journey. We also went to the aspens theater. It was large and robust but
Hello everyone! We, the Joshua class of 2024, have just completed our first day of our study trip in Turkey! I have to admit, it was a lot more information and history than I was prepared for, but the locations we visited today were so beautiful and awesome! So much of Paul’s journey began right here in the city of Antalya, where he sailed into the ancient boat port with Barnabas and John Mark. Our
Hiii guys! It’s Mary again! Ahhhh one of the last times I will write the blog ALREADY 🙁 Wooowww…. how the 9 months are flying by! Well, I wanted to tell you about this week in the building! So this week was a busy and eventful week! As the weeks are winding down and we are getting ready for graduation, we have a lot going on. I started out the week not feeling the best,
After coming back from a restful week of catching up with family, visiting old friends, and finishing overdue homework on Spring Break, the mood of the building begins to move to Spring fever, especially after seeing all the wildflowers on the drive up to Hume. The sun started shining again, eating on picnic blankets outside returned, and official Turkey prep began after our New Testament class this week on the Holy Spirit. I even got
Hello again, everyone! Happy last week before spring break! This week has been a unique week for the class. Starting this week, we welcomed our third and final group of preview kids! It is always one of my favorite times of the year because I get to share information and advice for the program. I love Joshua Wilderness Institute, so to be able to share my love and recommend it to others is a wonderful
Kylie Malia here, How often do we forget or stereotype the people left in prison? What do you think of when you think of prison? I know for sure I went into the prison ministry with at least a little feeling of how the prisoners were to receive me and my Joshua siblings. For some reason, I felt really heavy, a fear that my words wouldn’t matter going into it. Likewise, the men we sat