Welcome back. As I spend time being home, thinking back on our trip to Russia 2 weeks ago, I would go back. There were so many connections for me there. I’ve been to Hungary, Nicaragua twice, local stuff, and Russia connected well with me. There were times walking around the camp, playing music, or walking […]

Welcome back. So I was leading worship this morning, but before that I did the welcome in the earlier service. I began to talk and my words just wouldn’t come out. Speaker’s block? It was like I was talking in Russian, hey, maybe I was. That told me right away I wasn’t ready to open

Welcome back. So I was leading worship this morning, but before that I did the welcome in the earlier service. I began to talk and my words just wouldn’t come out. Speaker’s block? It was like I was talking in Russian, hey, maybe I was. That told me right away I wasn’t ready to open

Welcome back. The week has been a bit of blur, half of it getting over the 4am wake up call (getting better), the other half just getting used to the hectic pace of it all. Processing a lot of what Russia meant, thinking a lot. Picture: Russian camp. The scene I saw every morning when

Welcome back. The week has been a bit of blur, half of it getting over the 4am wake up call (getting better), the other half just getting used to the hectic pace of it all. Processing a lot of what Russia meant, thinking a lot. Picture: Russian camp. The scene I saw every morning when

Welcome back. So I’m having a hard time sleeping, I wake up at 2am every morning, my body still getting used to the time difference from Russia to LA. But finally today, I was able to take a nap, and now tonight with NyQuil as my aid, I hope to sleep past 4am. Pray for

Welcome back. So I’m having a hard time sleeping, I wake up at 2am every morning, my body still getting used to the time difference from Russia to LA. But finally today, I was able to take a nap, and now tonight with NyQuil as my aid, I hope to sleep past 4am. Pray for

Pictures: #1. The six boys in our room and two Russian staff. #2. André, 9 years old. #3. Red Square. Pri`vet (Hi in Russian). Welcome back. I’m home. Still getting used to the time change, something like 13 hours. André, a 9 year old boy who lives with his grandmother touched my life. He slept

Pictures: #1. The six boys in our room and two Russian staff. #2. André, 9 years old. #3. Red Square. Pri`vet (Hi in Russian). Welcome back. I’m home. Still getting used to the time change, something like 13 hours. André, a 9 year old boy who lives with his grandmother touched my life. He slept

I’ll be back in 2 weeks… To Russia with Love.