Saturday, November 30, 2019
Friday, November 22, 2019
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Our daughters college campaign
ABOUT HER CAMPAIGN
The Lord is such a chain-breaking God, over the past few years, I’ve witnessed the hurt and pain unhealthy churches & leadership have caused believers and unbelievers in the same. Tainting the view of not only the church, but tainted the view of Christ. It broke my heart to realize that others are carrying those chains of hurt into new coming generations. A passion for the church has been placed in my heart. A passion for people. A desire to serve by helping grow leaders and missionaries to spread the simple gospel. A truth that many haven’t heard. The gospel that leaders and missionaries go tell, not only to the nations but to start with their families and their churches. To see lives radically changed and to see chains radically fall.
After realizing this I made the choice to start being that change.
I said yes to this new odyssey, I was bombarded with uncertainty and trials on how this mission would even be feasible to fund. To be completely transparent first instinct was fear and doubt. I’ve heard stories of men and women of faith having their boat completely rocked by a sudden call on their life, never thinking that would be me. I stand here as a testament, God has quite a sense of humor. After many heart-to-hearts with God, there is confidence when I say He’s a WAYMAKER.
Words could not form, to express how grateful and thankful I am to every person who entrusts me with their generosity. Thank you, truly from the bottom of my heart. For helping equip me to serve people.
HOW YOU CAN HELP?
She is selling T-shirts and hoodies that she designed on Bonfire. They start at $23 and also gives the ability to add an additional donation. We really appreciate and help with this campaign.
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Friday, October 18, 2019
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Lost hiker
LOST PERSON: HUALAPAI MOUNTAIN PARK
About 3:30pm Tuesday (10/15) afternoon, the Mohave County Sheriff's Office received a call from the Hualapai Mountain Park reporting a 28-year-old female hiker who had become separated from her brother while hiking off the trail system towards a large boulder out-cropping earlier that afternoon. She was wearing a tank-top with capri pants and had no water or other supplies. Attempts to contact her by phone went straight to voicemail. The family attempted to search the area and after not finding any sign of her, they contacted the Ranger Station. The Park Ranger was able to locate a track near where she was last seen. Search and Rescue was activated and inserted tracking teams to her last known location and began following her track. In the meantime, a route and location search began along the roadway and trail system – along with establishing containment at trailheads and campsites. The Kingman DPS Ranger helicopter began searching trail systems and some rugged areas looking for signs of light, as she was carrying a lighter and may have created a warming fire as night had fell. Temperatures were in the low 50s. During the search, the Mohave County Sheriff's Office received a report from a resident in the Pine Lake Community that they had heard someone yelling for help. The Kingman DPS Helicopter was diverted to that area and located her with another person who had come to her aid. Search teams were directed to their location and brought her back to the Command Post. She was dehydrated and scratched up from hiking off trail, but was okay. It was estimated that she had hiked about seven miles before being found. Great job by everyone involved on this search! We want to remind everyone to make sure to pack some water and supplies when hiking and to be prepared for the unexpected. In the event you become lost – stay calm and stay put.
And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul
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