Love is invisible but can’t be hidden (Copied from a picture in Mother Teresas Orphanage)
February 14th 2010, I started an unforgettable journey to a land so far from home. I’m not the best at leaving my family behind for any reason and knowing that this was a God journey honestly didn’t help me sort any feelings out. Read the full post »
It’s hard to believe we have come to the end of our journey here in India. We are obviously very excited to be able to see our families again, but also very saddened that we are leaving a place where the Lord’s presence is apparent. If you have been following the blog you are aware of how this place has touched each and every one of us. So the thought of being on a plane in hours is definitely bittersweet. Read the full post »
I am haunted by the faces of the street beggars that beg in traffic near where our hotel is. Read the full post »
Wow, where to even begin? First of all, this trip and
this place has far exceeded my expectations! It is absolutely amazing
here and all the sights, smells, and sounds that I may have feared before
we left home I just honestly do not see, smell, or hear. Read the full post »
Children and India Bumper Cars
So this blog I wrote a few days ago but there was a problem when I tried to post it, so do over!
So yesterday was another amazing day in India. We spent our time at the Children’s home with 34 beautiful kids! These are the children that many ladies at NorthPointe have sponsored, including myself. We were royally welcomed (as we have been at nearly every place now) with singing and dancing. Three children (each carrying a different blessing) walked around to each of us and in their own way blessed and welcomed us. Read the full post »
