This weekend our friends Kumar and Hanna invited Jessica and I to be part of what is there usual weekly life.
We took a bus from Kathmandu to a remote village in the Himalayas which was extremely effected from the earthquakes of 2015. We were met by the young pastor…
VIEW POST
VIEW POST
A male customer walks through the front door and the 6 of us girls go silent mid-conversation.
I feel the entire atmosphere shift, as a coldness hits my skin.
The 3 girls we have come to visit look at each other with sadness, as to see who’s turn it is. Then…
VIEW POST
Landing into South Africa was soo exciting. It wasn’t the destination as much, but the thrill of knowing I would see some of the most dearest people to me! My Twin sister, Dad and Step-Mum traveled all the way from Australia to spend 2 weeks with us in Kruger…
VIEW POST
We didn’t plan to go to Madagascar.
Originally we signed up to spend an extra 2 weeks in the bush of Africa, volunteering in villages with no electricity or running water. But in my first week in Mozambique, I had a dream that really challenged me. I didn’t even know…
VIEW POST
“What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard,
and what no human mind has conceived”
– the things God has prepared for those who love him- 1 Corinthians 2:9
School has finished and we are the last group to leave the Pemba base. It’s sad seeing all our new friends…
VIEW POST
We grew so close to all our amazing friends during the 3 months in Pemba. It’s easy to say they became like family to us, or as they say in Mozambique, Familiar.
We shared so many adventures and hilarious moments together!
From helping push a broken down car across a busy…
VIEW POST
Peta, who was on her way to get some ladies a drink, stopped me in the student compound and asked if I would be interested in helping her and Nicole, in doing a photo shoot that afternoon. I was so excited! I had been dreaming of capturing the beauty…
VIEW POST
Harvest School is outstanding.
I can see why students come from all over the world to learn, serve, grow and most importantly seek Jesus here.
The international missionary school runs beside the local Mozambican bible school. They are knitted together, emphasising cross-cultural values and activations. This is what makes the school…
VIEW POST
This is our favorite place to be in Pemba so far.
The Village.
Friendly children and welcoming families. Dirt and more Dirt.
It the funnest and also the most eye opening place to be…
VIEW POST
National children’s day in Pemba is bigger than Birthdays and Christmas for the Mozambican children.
Now marked a public holiday on the first of June, Over 6,000 kids walk miles to the Iris gates for a bowl of rice and chicken! Chicken is such a delicacy here, a child may…
VIEW POST
My sister Erin and her partner Carl dropped us off at the Sydney airport, to Perth at 3pm.
They had us at their home for 2 nights before flying out and were such a blessing!
We felt spoilt in their beautiful Balinese-styled home and they are the BEST cooks!
Sarah, James, Giorgi…
VIEW POST
So this is it! I’m standing at the door of our hollowed out 3 bedroom rental in Tasmania.
Keys in hand and the last of our belongings piled up to the roof inside our white Toyota Corolla.
I close and lock the front door for the last time.
James is smiling ear…