What is up friends and family! We have been hearing that some wild stuff is going on down the hill with Corona. Up here on our secluded little mountain all is well! But we are thinking of everyone and praying for you guys that are experiencing the panic that comes with this virus. Wow! What a week it has been. I want to actually stray away from talking about the obvious content and tell you
Hey everyone super stoked to share what’s been up the past couple of days! So coming back from LA was really interesting, we had previews that came on Monday and stayed through Wednesday. They were really cool and super fun to meet and get them introduced to what we do here at Joshua. We had girls night with the preview girls which was super fun and played a bunch of minute to win it games
What an exciting time rolling back from LA! We are settling back into life in the building again. From classes, to routine meals, to CHORES!!! We are pumped to be back. This week has started off great. With Andy’s parents as our Catalyst couple, and the smell of brownies down the hall from their room, we are happy campers! To top that off, we have the privilege of having…drumroll please… Dewey Bartolini as our guest
Bloge Today was so interesting in so many different ways. I was given the opportunity to see life changing things that took place in history. At the Museum of Tolerance we learned so much about about the holocaust and what happened. My heart was so broken to see everything that happened. Seeing life that God created being used by humans in the most evil way was really hard. Through it all I learned so much
Greetings from LA!! From this mornings trip to the food bank to Santa Monica Pier God has been present!! Our trip to the food bank was an eye opening experience. We learned about how they provide produce to the local mission groups that serve the homeless in the community, whether it is providing the elderly/children with food or making meals for the homeless in downtown LA. In the afternoon we went to Santa Monica Pier
Today was a wonderful day in downtown Los Angeles. At 4 am, a small handful of our group got up to serve at the Midnight Mission. We were blessed with the opportunity to prepare breakfast for the community in Skid-row. After a quick pit stop at a local aquatic center for showers, we spent some time talking with a monk from the Self Realization Center about God, religion, and meditation. It was a challenging yet