Guest pilgrims sharing their story

I’m not a Savior

Guest blogger, Mandy, has been working in Cambodia since March 2011. She’s been a full-time teacher, Country Director, and now Regional Director for her international organization. In her free time, she frequents coffee shops with former students and Khmer girlfriends while laughing, crying and sharing life with them. In the evenings, because it’s unsafe to be out at night, Mandy spends time watching Netflix and working on crafty quilts and cards. She enjoy reading and walking around…

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Guest pilgrims sharing their story

Whiplash: Bangladesh to Dubai

Whiplash         verb. jerk or jolt (someone or something) suddenly, typically so as to cause injury. A reflection by David Forshee after visiting the displaced Royhinga in Bangladesh Laying in bed with a pounding headache and broken heart I tossed and turned. It had been a long day that spanned two countries with settings that were worlds apart.  My day started in a 15-passenger van filled with missionary kids and a doctor…

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Guest pilgrims sharing their story

Airports

by Sue  I don’t like airports. In fact, I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say I’m afraid of them. This is rather unfortunate because, being a missionary, I’m left to face my fear on many occasions. It’s strange, but my baggage always seems heavier in an airport. And I don’t mean my suitcase. In the airport all sorts of feelings of anxiety, loss and loneliness seem to ooze out, my mental zips unable to…

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Guest pilgrims sharing their story

Do you have a story to share?

I want to hear from you. If some aspect of your journey needs to be shared please contact me. One hope I have from hosting this blog is hearing from other pilgrims who want to share what they are learning, struggling through, or finding joy in along with the detours in between. Perhaps God has laid something on your heart that you want to share with the community of Christ. If you have an interest…

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