So after Debrief in Brasov, Romania, the month of March seemed to fly by! God continues to teach me how to operate out of His strength and spirit, a lesson I seem to always be learning. In the midst of visiting teams, planning logistics, and a million other things we do, I sometimes have a hard time just trusting God with it all. And it hit me the other day that I just need to stop! When I get overwhelmed I make a to do list, and I don’t stop until I get it all done. BUT God doesn’t care about my to do list, He cares about my heart and my intentions. The truth is, He doesn’t actually need to me to do anything, yet He has given me the opportunity to squad lead T Squad and that is what I should focus on. Not the to do list, but the honor and privilege it is to be used by the Lord in this season. So with that said, here is a little of what we did with the teams this month:
Teams Ripple Effect and Shefa in Bucharest, Romania worked with Casa Shalom, a base for village outreach. The teams cleaned up the compound, sorted clothing donations, did some ATL(ask the Lord/prayer walk), and visited gypsy villages.
Team Fugee in Targu Mures, Romania worked with a local pastor. They did college outreach, worked with the local youth, and street evangelism.
Teams Considered Lost and Rapha in Oradea, Romania worked with Caminul Felix, an organization which offers long-term housing for abandoned children. The teams did construction, worked in the sewing room, and ministered to the children and houseparents on the compound.
Next up for T Squad is Moldova! We are heading into our 4th month on the Race, which would normally be my last month, but God has changed things up a bit! Instead of staying on the field with the squad for 4 months, Noe and I will be staying for 5 months! We are really excited to see what God has in store for us all and appreciate your prayers and support. As I am now staying longer though, I have more support to raise. I ask that you would consider partnering with me as I help train up a generation of world changers and bring hope to the nations. You can click the “Support Me!” link to make a donation.
