Lots of things have been happening since my last post. I’ve finally been allowed to lead my own tours of the cathedral to visiting students, and recently the education department has wrapped up a busy three weeks of Easter workshops. Over 400 children came to learn about the Easter story…

This month’s blog is a little bit different from previous entries. Rather than a play by play of my going on’s for the past few weeks, instead I will be sharing a joint blog that my two roommates and I wrote about The Rule of Life. A project of the…

Hi everyone! Sorry I’m late with this blog, things have gotten crazy busy here, but in a good way! I’ll just jump right in to what I’ve been busy with. At the end of October I celebrated my 23rd birthday! I sometimes lament about having a birthday in the fall…

A month has gone by! Wow! Time really does fly when you are doing something new. To summarize in just a few short sentences, this past month has been equally challenging and rewarding. I experienced moments of excitement, fear, loneliness, wonder, and truly believe that I am already changing to…

I arrived in Liverpool after a long (slightly tumultuous) flight and was greeted by some rain, wind, and Rev. Malcolm! He showed me a part of the city, and after some lunch (a bowl of Scouse — yummy! It’s a local dish, similar to beef stew), and a bit of…

Thank you for joining me on my mission! I welcome prayers and invite you to subscribe so that you can stay updated on my work throughout the year. Your donations will help make my mission work successful. There are a few ways that you can donate. You can make an…

Passion is contagious. Like a yawn, it inconspicuously and unconsciously travels from person to person, planting a wiggle of a feeling, a yearning of the gut that just won’t go away. Passion can take the form of an idea, a thought, a premonition, or even a premonition of a premonition…

The Young Adult Service Corps is a ministry of the Episcopal Church that connects young adults with placements around the Anglican Communion in an effort to live out their faith in a new way. Through this program, young adults can create relationships with those in different dioceses all around the world, with some ongoing placements including The Philippines, Costa Rica, Tanzania, South Africa, and Puerto Rico. More information about the Young Adult Service Corps and how to apply if you are eligible and interested can be found on their website here.