I haven’t even left yet and the World Race has already taught me more than I could ever imagine! This process has been quite the adventure, stretching me in ways I’ve never been before. I’ve learned things I never thought I would need to know. But most importantly, I’ve learned that I can do this.

Here is just a glimpse into what my life has looked like over the past 7 months:

 

1)      I’ve attempted to stuff my closet into my backpack

2)      I learned that 8 shirts is more than enough for a year

3)      Become good friends with one of the cashiers at REI – Hi Ashley!

4)      I got a yellow fever vaccination

5)      I got a Japanese encephalitis vaccination – imagine that conversation with CVS pharmacy

6)      I got a hep A vaccination

7)      I got a hep B vaccination

8)      I got a typhoid vaccination – CVS now thinks I’m crazy

9)      Googled things like “how big are the bugs in Africa” and “is there Whataburger in Honduras”

10)   Bought a tent – THANKS FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS!!

11)   Learned how to set up said tent – 5 hours later…

12)   Bought a video camera to start a vlog (video + blog) – COMING SOON!

13)   Learned that washing my clothes in an empty trash can may be acceptable 7 months in…

14)   Bought an eye-mask for sleeping because I’m a diva

15)   Spent an hour on the phone with my insurance discussing malaria pills

16)   Bought super fashionable pink TEVAs – yes I will attempt to be a trendy missionary

17)   Planned my first ever camping trip with friends

18)   Decided camping is gross and turned it into a “glamping” trip

19)   Realized I just committed to a year of camping and I need to stop saying it’s gross

20)   Learned that I have the most amazing community ever that has supported me both financially and spiritually!

 

I’m incredibly grateful for the love and encouragement that I have received. Thanks to you all I am getting closer and closer to furthering God’s Kingdom across the nations! As of right now I only have $3,866 left to fundraise. If you feel called to be a financial supporter, donating is easy! You can either donate through my blog (via the orange Donate! button in the upper right-hand corner) or mail a check **please be sure to include my name in the memo line of the check** along with the donation card found below to this address:

 

Adventures in Missions

P.O. Box 742570

Atlanta, GA 30374-2570

 

I can also email this donation form. Comment below with your email if you would like one!

Prayer support is equally, if not more important, than financial. So I want to ask for prayer for open hearts and minds to hear the Gospel from the people of the countries below.

  • Ivory Coast
  • Ghana
  • Burkina Faso
  • India
  • Nepal
  • Cambodia
  • Thailand
  • Guatemala
  • Honduras
  • El Salvador
  • Belize