My team is awesome. They are incredible young men and women and I am so honored to be serving around the world with them. They are strong, but they know that their strength comes from the Lord. They are determined to become the men and women that the Lord wants them to be. They are passionate and driven. They are excited to see how God is working in every country to which we travel. They are going to change the world.
They are my family. We laugh together, cry together, pray together, eat together, joke together, learn together, read together… We push each other, carry each other, and have each other's back's… We are for each other. We love each other when it's easy and love each other when it's hard. We strive together to be more like Christ and to share His love with the world. We have good days and we have bad days. We miss home together and we create a new home together. We are all in this together.
Though I am fully funded, some of my teammates still need your help to raise funds before our final deadline March 1, 2014. I love these people and I am asking that you prayerfully consider helping them out. Let me tell you a little bit about them:
Evan Dias
Evan is determined to grow into the man that God wants him to be. He is pushing himself every single day to serve and love and it is awesome to walk along side him as he grows. Evan still needs to raise about $4,550, to be fully funded. You can donate by visiting his blog at www.evandias.theworldrace.org.
Maddie Ferguson
Maddie is so excited about what God is doing in the world. She has incredible in site on how God is working and is always sharing it with us and it's awesome. Maddie still needs to raise about $2,800 to be fully funded. You can donate by visiting her blog at www.maddieferguson.theworldrace.org.
Sarette Stahnke
Sarette pushes us all to be scholars of each other and of God and her passion for learning is contagious. She loves the Lord so much and it is has been so cool to journey with her these last few months. Sarette still needs to raise about $1,500, to be fully funded. You can donate by visiting her blog at www.sarettestahnke.theworldrace.org.
David Towns
David is sincere and honest. It is so apparent that he cares for all of us so much and we are so thankful for the love that he has for the team. He loves telling people about Jesus and making everyone feel like family. David still needs to raise about $500, to be fully funded. You can donate to him by visiting his blog at www.davidtowns.theworldrace.org.
Joseph De Leon
Joe wants to know God and know God's character and it has been so awesome to be led by someone so devoted to becoming more like Jesus and living a life of service. Joe pushes us all to grow simply by the example of that he sets with his own dedication and we are so thankful for that. Joe still needs to raise about $350, to be fully funded. You can donate to him by visiting his blog at www.josephdeleon.theworldrace.org.
***ALSO- though they are not on my team anymore, some of my former teammates still need your help as well!
Jenni Wesel
My first 4 months would not have been the same without Jenni. She is so full of love and so willing to love anyone that is around her. Though I do not see her as often as I would like, I know that she is doing incredible things for God's kingdom. Jenni still needs to raise about $2,500, to be fully funded. You can donate by visiting her blog at www.jenniwesel.theworldrace.org.
Megan Klang
Megan can change the atmosphere of a room with her presence. Her smile and passion are contagious and her joy changes hearts. Megan taught me so much about relentless love in the first 4 months that I was with her and I have no doubt that she is touching lives for God every single day. Megan still needs to raise about $3,500, to be fully funded. You can donate to by visiting her blog at www.meganklang.theworldrace.org.
Many of my other squad-mates are still fundraising as well. You can find their blogs by clicking HERE. Please donate if you can. These young men and women are changing lives for Jesus and He is changing their lives along the way.
