So good

Helloooo everyone! So much happens everyday that each day feels like 3 days. Chris shared in his blog last night about the Youth Rally so you might read more about it there I'll summarize my experience if possible.
When we left the hotel we were already feeling exhausted but excited. I could literally hear Chris praying aloud in the front seat for strength and God's presence. When we walked into the church you the service was started and I could feel the presence of God. The worship service made was so powerful in their desperation for God to know how thankful they are. Chris preached a sermon on 1 Timothy 1:12-14 about being called to His service and get over the idea of not needing to be perfect for God to use us. He also spoke about not letting anyone look down on you because you are young but set an example in life, love, faith, purity, and speech. I did a short human video and Chris spoke some more. The heart of the leaders that were there were phenomenal! The students responded and we prayed and prayed and worshiped some more. What an amazing experience. I feel so blessed.

This morning we went to the dedication of a business which was just amazing. It reminded us how important it is to included God in everything we do. Grace spoke about the blessings of God when we put the Lord first and Kevin also shared a short word of encouragement. Then we ate together and had an awesome time of fellowship. (and more roasted Pig :o)

This afternoon and evening the tentative plan is to go to the market place and hand out tracks and then possibly go visit one of the churches that our church sponsored.

God is doing such an awesome work in each one of us. We are learning how to be ready to share our hearts and words of encouragements at moments notice which I desire to take home with me and always have the word of God at the tip of my tongue.

Pictured: Chris preaching @ youth rally, students @ youth rally, Me being spoiled with a mango smoothie, Grace speaking @ Business dedication, some housing across from business dedication