This is a door belongs to a house found within an extremely impoverished area within Liberdade, Sao Paulo. While this house is not very big it will house ten families. (Google Maps link of location)
Tag: Travel
Frustrations of an intercultural manner
Today I was walking down a major avenue in São Paulo and I saw something extremely odd. It was a man riding a bicycle with his neck in a brace and without a helmet. It’s the sort of thing that you will come to notice by being in Brazil. Continue reading “Frustrations of an intercultural manner”
From Ethiopia to Kenya
It has been a little while since my last blog and I have a bunch to cover. Since Egypt we went to Ethiopia and from there we ended up in Rwanda, Uganda, and eventually Kenya. We visited a different ministry with each country and who all have their own styles of ministry.
Egyptian Singing
We’ve been in Egypt for the last few days. We came here after a couple day layover in Greece and a short while in Valencia. It hasn’t been easy to get used to being in Egypt, especially while leading a big team of North Americans.
Málaga: what is the typical.
There isn’t a lot that is exciting in a missionary’s life, nor is it ordinary. Neither is there a lot that goes on in a potential missionary’s life, especially one that is learning to become one, or at least learn about cross-cultural ministries.
With a little help from my friends…
I leave in two days, that’s right just two days. It is a scary notion to think that soon I will be half way across the world leading a team for a month from Europe to Northern Africa and then off to Brazil for six months. It is hard to comprehend. Although it is nice to speak into a vacuum about how scared I am that’s not what I will do.
Brazil or bust
Here we are near the end of the summer already and it feels like it just started (or maybe it just felt like it went fast forward in June). Today is the day I officially got approved to enter into Brazil. Continue reading “Brazil or bust”
Mount Boron Park
This waterfall is at Mount Boron Park in Nice, France. It is very nice walk around and some mild hiking. There is a path that goes up behind the waterfall. The rest of the park is home to a lot of nice views and sitting areas. Taking the stairs to get here is a real treat!
A Woman Holding Her Dead Son
This statue is exposed to the rain, snow and cold, this statue is of a woman holding her dead son. Continue reading “A Woman Holding Her Dead Son”