After the Race
What I'm Willing to Share
I know that since I announced I would not be returning to the World Race Gap Year, people have had a lot of questions. While I totally understand the ...
Ecuador!
I Choose to See
I landed in Chicago late Thursday night. My day had been filled with hard goodbyes, hours on a plane, and so many prayers that I would NOT get sick wh...
Poetry
001: the bride of Christ
the Son shines down on the field as the sky erupts in glorious light. clothed in white from head to toe, an eternal reign no shame to show....
Ecuador!
Have Your Way
Growing up, I was a big Britt Nicole fan. When I heard her songs come on the radio I would beg my parents to turn it up. When I got a new CD of...
Ecuador!
Dear Dunamis...
We came down the mountain twelve days ago and I'm still trying to find all the words to describe the ways you impacted my life. It's not very often th...
Ecuador!
"You Can Do This"
I would like to be able to say that after my last blog things began to get better. That physically I was recovering and emotionally I was thriving. Th...
Ecuador!
The Fruit of B-zone
At the world race, they describe the seasons of difficulty and hardship on the field as b-zone. It comes after a-zone, which is the season where thing...
Ecuador!
All for the Kingdom
He whispered to me in the middle of a workday, in the middle of a greenhouse way up in the mountains of Quito, Ecuador. It was quiet. It was subtle. B...
Ecuador!
How Adoption Still Impacts my life
When I was eleven years old, my parents adopted my younger brother from China. When I was thirteen years old, my parents adopted my second younger bro...