This summer, it's for sure- Colin and I are heading to Saskatchewan! Colin has been trying to sell his car for a while, and just found out last night that his parents are going to buy it off of him. So in July, we will be doing the 2 day drive, and hopefully for Colin's sake, I will learn how to drive stick before then. And instead of paying for a hotel, we're going to be camping along the way there.
In Saskatchewan,we will be visiting his parents (whom I still haven't met) and meeting his friends, and then saying goodbye to his Cavalier.
From Saskatchewan, we are planning to fly internationally from Saskatoon to South Korea. In South Korea, we will be attending a Holy Given missions school for 5 weeks.
Some people don't think that it was the best choice for Colin to sell his car. But honestly, we don't plan on sticking around in Canada for very much longer after we get back from Korea. We'll have to see what opportunities come while we're in Korea, but we definitely plan to launch back out. Colin and I both swore to each other that we wouldn't stay here and fall into a routine of living a normal life and being a slave to the pay cheque. "Death to complacency!" we say. And of course there is nothing wrong with living in Canada. .it's only wrong to live an unpassionate, unaffective, unSpirit lead life. .when there is clearly so much more, and not to mention a 10/40 window of 2 billion people who have yet to hear the gospel. The harvest is certainly plenty: 65% of the world's population is waiting for God's labourers- so let's go!
In Saskatchewan,we will be visiting his parents (whom I still haven't met) and meeting his friends, and then saying goodbye to his Cavalier.
From Saskatchewan, we are planning to fly internationally from Saskatoon to South Korea. In South Korea, we will be attending a Holy Given missions school for 5 weeks.
Some people don't think that it was the best choice for Colin to sell his car. But honestly, we don't plan on sticking around in Canada for very much longer after we get back from Korea. We'll have to see what opportunities come while we're in Korea, but we definitely plan to launch back out. Colin and I both swore to each other that we wouldn't stay here and fall into a routine of living a normal life and being a slave to the pay cheque. "Death to complacency!" we say. And of course there is nothing wrong with living in Canada. .it's only wrong to live an unpassionate, unaffective, unSpirit lead life. .when there is clearly so much more, and not to mention a 10/40 window of 2 billion people who have yet to hear the gospel. The harvest is certainly plenty: 65% of the world's population is waiting for God's labourers- so let's go!
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Hi Jessica - Welcome to the blogging world! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. - Barbara
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