My Confession
Even though it was a successful trip in all aspects, there was something heavy weighing on me that carried through until we got home and later. I had secretly conceded that it would be nearly impossible for Haiti to be a nation of hope.
Fear and Mission Trips
Fear and mission trips seem to go hand in hand. Danger can feel to be around every corner.
Kayla’s Liberia Story
February 17, 2010 by Waters Edge
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I asked her, “What is the one thing you absolutely LOVE to do?” She smirked and looked at her best friend with her shining eyes.
Junior
Dimitri looked at me and said, “Danielle, I smell horrible. I think I have urine all over me.” My best response was, “That’s called a good day, Dimitri.”
My Story from Guatemala
January 14, 2010 by Waters Edge
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We testified not with the innumerable theological discussions I had imagined having, but with a soccer ball, some nail polish, and a few hundred pairs of shoes.
Video from Haiti Mission Trip
January 13, 2010 by Waters Edge
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Liberia Mission Trip Photos
January 13, 2010 by Waters Edge
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Dec. 28th 2009 – Jan. 5th 2010
The following photos are from Amy Lyford.
Haiti Mission Trip Photos
January 13, 2010 by Waters Edge
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Dec. 28th 2009 – Jan. 5th 2010
The following photos are from Sam Laubscher. You can see more of his photography here.
My Start in World Missions
Just like how Jesus called the poor fishermen, he has also called this silly young college girl. I don’t know what he sees, but I like where it’s going so far.
Annie’s Christmas Story
December 14, 2009 by Waters Edge
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On Monday morning, my heart was filled with something I couldn’t quite explain—the steady glow of hope and anticipation as I waited with my hands open to see what God would do that day.

