Wednesday, July 04, 2007

4th of July = Holiday = Blog Time

It has been a while since I have posted pictures on my blog because it takes so long to upload (mostly because I don't know what I am doing). I wanted to share some pictures with you of some people that are important to me here in baton rouge that many of you don't get to meet or see often.
First and foremost, this is... Robert.

You may have seen the video of him from a while back but this is him. He is on staff at Healing Place Church working in our Creative Team with Video Graphics and Editing as well as helping to plan and pray for the details of our new arena that we are in the process of building. He is incredibly intelligent, funny, and the perfect complement for me.

Next, this is the 2007 graduates of Full Time Elevate.

Some of the funniest, most diverse, crazy, radical men and women I know. I had the privilege of spending 24/7 with them for the last nine months. They are like family to me so you are sure to meet them one day.

Hopefully you have been able to go to the Children's Cup website to see the pictures from the mission trip FT elevate took to Mozambique in April. Below are some of my favorite pictures from this trip:

This is of a bunch of us playing red light green light.


Below is when I had the opportunity to teach at a kid's club in the church. Mashalayla (I spelled it phonetically) translated for me and all I could think to say over and over is "Jesus loves you!".



Next is a cool picture of Brandon, Isaac, Charles and Barton. So cool to think that three months ago we were all together and now... Brandon is working with our kids camp at HPC:Highland Campus, Isaac is pastoring the HPC:Mozambique Campus, Charles and his wife Kristen are working with Children's Cup in Swaziland, and Barton is serving at HPC: Danville Campus in California for the summer. Talk about Going Global!



Finally are a series of pictures that Dan Ohlerking took of my favorite (you always have a favorite) Martinya (pronounced Mah Teen Yah) and me. If I could have brought her home I would have. She is too cute!

Hope you enjoyed the few photos. There will be more to come. Have a happy 4th!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Girl she is precious. I would have taken her home with me too if I could, but I already intend on doing that one day. I can only image it was an amazing experience.

I have been meaning to to thank you for months for all God used you to say to me at amplified. It was a lot of things I needed to hear, so thanks for listening to God. There have been a lot of changes since then, and I am continuing to see God work and do things. You rock girl. Blessings