This week we had a lot of fun, but not a lot of rest. We got our first 6 am which was actually really cool! We had to clean and vacuum the fleet vehicles for Joshua (they were already really clean). I got to work grounds this weekend, I got really tired on Sunday and went home a little early. It was a fun job and I hope to get it often. It’s mostly scraping
Hi everyone! My time at Joshua so far has been such a blessing as I have been witnessing the Bible turn to color, the worship convict hearts, and the people become family. Every day I wake up feeling grateful for the opportunity to study the Word of God in such a beautiful place with spirit-filled brothers and sisters. This past weekend, we all served in various departments from grounds to bakery, and accommodations to hosting.
We only just started Joshua and it’s already crazy what God is doing in my life up here. Although chaotic, move-in day was a ton of fun and I got to meet so many amazing people that I’m lucky to call my Joshua brothers and sisters. We went over to Wildwood, pretty much immediately, and it was very hard, but a ton of fun. The first night was very rough for me because I was
If I could describe my time in Turkey in one sentence, it would be “What is my Jesus and?” As we go to different sites and see these monumental statues and temples dedicated to the gods and goddesses of the time. I wonder what are my temples to idols in my life? What is something that distracts me from Jesus? Today during her farewell speech, Jen gave a great story from the Odyssey. About the
“Wow! Where am I?” I have asked myself this question at every turn. Preparing for this trip, I couldn’t wait for the day we arrived in Ephesus!It is wild to think I am in the location where Paul walked, talked, and shared the gospel. It was the best time to explore this ancient city. Compared to the other sites, this city was so crowded. It felt like an ancient Disneyland. While we were in Ephesus,
Turkey day 7! Although biblical sites, history lessons, and Roman ruins are mind-blowing and impactful to gain context for the Bible, taking a break today to see a cultural treasure was an amazing experience; we got to see how authentic Turkish rugs are made! As we pulled up to the carpet cooperation between over 100 villages and 2000 workers, mainly women, we stepped into an important pillar in Turkish culture. These rugs were used by