Month 7 recap.
Let me say that again.
MONTH 7 RECAP.
Actually how? How have I been journeying around different continents, with my cute lil’ Cotopaxi, and 18 other women for 7 months? Honestly shocked, and constantly reminding myself that this is my life. I chose to sacrifice a year, and God has blessed myself with more than I can even wrap my head around. So much to take back to the states in a few short months, but also to just carry with me for life.
A really really good gift, from a really really good father.
So, without further ado, welcome to Month 7 Swaziland/Eswatini! A month where we were blessed to spend time in ministry with our coaches, Mike and Char, one of our alumni squad leaders, Kayla, and our squad mentor Amy. A month where we hosted a virtual Parent Vision Trip (PVT) for our parents; normally parents will fly out and partner with their children for ministry… but COVID ya know. SO we had the opportunity to host a virtual one. A month where we partnered with the Adventures in Missions base here in Swazi. Yes, a full month and those are just a few things!
OKAY GO watch now 🙂
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Love the update! 7 months…wow! You will be back in the US in no time. Praying for you on this next leg in Rwanda. Wisdom and amazing increase in knowing next steps.
Great job with this video, Dana. Love the way you give us captions so we know who the racers are (and their teams). Thanks for showing us Eswatini up close and personal!
Thanks Dr Laurie!!
Time is flying for sure, also Ps Check your email!! 🙂
Thanks Seth!
This base is TOO GOOD not to showcase, a special place in my heart is printed with these kiddos fingerprints.
God is moving in incredible ways! THANK YOU for sharing this! 😀
Loved, Loved, Loved the 7 month recap.
There are no words, except it touched my soul and brought tears to
my eyes. What a blessing you are to so, so many,
AMAZING!! I love the kits for the school kids, the beautiful landscape, and your servant hearts. Y’all are incredible and it’s such a privilege and JOY to see how the Lord is moving so mightily through you!!
I love getting to review what you all did in Swazi and how Squad L left an indelible mark on the area. It was so precious to get to be there for a piece of it! Thanks for the memories!!!