Meet my team!
Here is a glimpse into the community I’ve been friggin’ blessed to be a part of.
Allison: I would best characterize her as a ray of sunshine. This girl brings so much joy to our team and at the same time is so hard hitting in truth and walks with righteousness. She brings out convicting encouragements and very legitimate calls higher each time she speaks in a group setting. She loves so well, offers to cook for you when she’s whipping up her casual masterpieces in the kitchen, wants to braid your hair, and does your mascara even though you squirm and break out in laughing fits every five seconds. She holds a leadership mantle and she doesn’t even know it. Children and women are so edified by her spirit whenever I see her interact with them, in and out of ministry settings.
Hannah: Hannah Bear! This girl is so articulate with her words, gifted with a quick adaptive nature to new environments especially when the door opens for connection to new friends. She has a way of making people feel so heard and listened to. She is an awesome DJ for when you’re on the road, makes the best playlists for driving (ie. during our Petra excursion). And she is the flippin PUN QUEEN. Girl I hear you and see you!!! She is tactful and brings refinement to the table, girl you are amazing in so many ways!
Bre: Dang. What an amazing sister in Christ and team leader. I’ve just felt so known and loved by this nugget that I don’t even know where to begin! Here is a soldier and disciple of Christ who knows how to nurture but also carry out His will with conviction and confidence. You can tell this by the fact that some of her favorite movie trilogies are the How to Train Your Dragon series and the Bourne Identity series. What a boss. She asks the most interesting questions, haha, and is a delightful adventure companion who consistently makes me laugh. Exploration days always involved a healthy dosage of both mischief and prayer. 🙂
Valerie: Girl can rap with flow!!! Haha. Dang, that rap for Casey was on point. Val is such an advocate for the marginalized and I’ve seen that since day one at Training Camp. I’ve seen her heart for hurting refugee women, and it’s something that I really admire about her. She’s such a poet and has an artistic soul. She brings beauty and a deep sensitivity to it. She also makes me feel like a little whiny, moody teenager whenever she points out my Enneagram four tendencies – but then she bear hugs me and occasionally spins me around the room, which is easy for her since she’s so much taller than me.
