The End and the Beginning

So my 11-month journey on the World Race has officially come to an end.  I want to thank all of my supporters for helping to make this year happen.  You have encouraged me, supported me financially, prayed for me, written me, believed in me, and have been a huge part of this experience, which I will not forget.  THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I’m currently in New York City, which is where our entire squad flew into.  I plan to stay here for another 2 weeks before I fly to San Francisco.  I will stay in Northern California for a month before heading back home to San Diego.  A friend from the Race (JD) http://jdrussell.theworldrace.org/ and myself plan to continue our journey here in the states.  We have learned much and been exposed to new ideas and beliefs throughout the year which we plan to put into practice as much as possible during these next 6 weeks. 

  I hope that you will continue to be in prayer for us as we step out in faith.  We don’t have very specific plans, but believe that we have everything we need to walk in the full power and authority of Jesus and want to see this happen, primarily through street evangelism.  I haven’t decided yet if I will continue to update my blog so I wanted to say thank you now!  Also, please be in prayer for me for my next steps once I get home.  If you have any ideas for me, I’d love to hear them!  Lastly, I’d love to chat with any and all of you and am looking for opportunities to share about my journey.

Squad leaders from the beginning and the end

Below is a video of a “flash mobâ€� our entire squad performed during our final debrief in Brasov, Romania.  We did this on our last day in the city center before heading back home to the states.  It was one last hoo-rah for the Q (our squad) and a great way to end the year!  For those of you who don’t know what a flash mob is, I have provided the Urban Dictionary definition below:

Flash Mob: a group of people who appear from out of nowhere, to perform predetermined actions, designed to amuse and confuse surrounding people.  The group perfoms these actions for a short amount of time before quickly dispersing.

THANK YOU AGAIN FOR EVERYTHING!