I had that opportunity to travel to El Salvador last May to team up with a ministry called King's Castle. It was a short ten days that positively changed my life. This year I'm going back for their two month internship and couldn't be more excited for the plans that God has in store for this summer. I will get to see familiar faces and new ones as well as formally meet people that I'm already facebook chatting away with about our new adventure. I can't deny that it will be a little difficult being away from family, friends, and my boyfriend for two months with very limited communication, but I know that this is where I need to be this summer. I feel very privileged to be used by God to reach out to the children of El Salvador. We will be doing street programs and school programs. We will be interacting with the children and showing them the love of Christ through our words, hugs, and smiles. We will also have the opportunity to lead teams of U.S. citizens who are also traveling, just like I did, to help the children in impoverished areas and to unlock more understanding of what God has called them to do.
With all of that said.. Blogging away! I figured if I am unable to stay connected through other forms of communication I would attempt to keep a blog and post about once a week on my adventures in a foreign land. It seemed fitting enough. Just as a disclaimer that I felt may or may not be needed, I'm not a writer. I never was and I never will be. I'm sure by now you have figured this out, but just in case this is all public and people I don't know read it I wanted to insure you that by no means did I assume I had skills. :] Just a warning ahead of time.
Bendiciones,
Claire
Your writing is just fine, and this is coming from someone who does frequently write and correct the work of others. You are conveying your messages in a clear manner which sounds a lot like the way you speak. This, while not great for a research paper, is a good way to get "you" from a distance, as one only has to hear your voice reading the words, and it's like a Claire book-on-tape. Anyways, El Salvador sounds really awesome, and I'm super proud of you. You're doing a great thing for these children, and I know they'll appreciate all the hard work you're putting forward. YAY!!
ReplyDeleteYay. Tanks :]
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