In Swaziland Grandmothers are known as Gogo’s. These women are amazing; a lot of my ministry here has been revolved around the Gogo’s. I have been able to get to know some of them on a personal level and they…

We have been here for a month now and we have one month to go.  I don’t know where the time has gone.  We have been blessed to be a part of several ministries. Let me briefly tell you about them:  There…

Well we have reached the half way point and as always it hasn’t been the easiest part of the trip. We are now transitioning into countdown mode. You start to realize how the time has flown but how much you still…

I came into this trip nervous about making friends and being close to anoyone. I prayed God would just give me at least one or two people that I would really connect with. The first week at raining camp was…

How important is your name. I believe my name is pretty important. It not only defines me now, but it will define my life when I pass. Here in Swaziland names are so important. When you remember a child’s name from day to day…

I struggled to compile my thoughts when I was told to blog this afternoon. If I am unable to process my thoughts in my head, how will I ever convey them accurately to you? I am still not sure how…

Lately, my primary ministry focus has been visiting those in the government hospital here in Manzini. Most of my time has been spent in the children’s ward, building relationships with the children there and with their families who stay with them…

All it takes is one. One choice to follow Jesus.  One decision to respond to his call.  One person to spark change in the world.  I’ve seen the power of one.  And I’ve see it in “Auntie GuGu.” I’ve never…

  Wow, this trip has been so awesome so far, but also really hard. It’s been so awesome to see how God has taken 21 complete strangers and molded us into the ministry team that He wants us to be.…