It is a rainy day here in Orange Park, Florida. But the rain will not dampen spirits... These days I find myself nannying for three kids. It is a full time job...and fundraising meetings are happening. Last week, I met up with a lovely lady and ended up bringing a two year old as well as a ten year old to our fundraising lunch. Even with the accomplices the meeting went splendid. God is good!
I have a meeting tomorrow at Penney Farms. I am super excited about meeting with retired missionaries and pastors!
I have started reading from http://www.verseoftheday.com and today's verse was awesome. It definitely spoke to me! "This is my prayer:that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ." Philippians 1:9-10
Some exciting things are in the midst...I will keep you posted!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Don't be anxious...
Hello All,
I am finishing up my time at Orange Park Pres. I have about two more weeks and then on to other things. I am working on doing some part time tutoring to enable me to go after fundraising more intentionally. I am going to go and visit my sister next month. I'm quite excited about it. I have never been to Texas!
I have a peace about the decisions I have made and about the unknown which is the future. I am trying to live out my faith.
A particularly helpful scripture these days has been:
"Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done." Philippians 4:6 (New Living Translation)
I am finishing up my time at Orange Park Pres. I have about two more weeks and then on to other things. I am working on doing some part time tutoring to enable me to go after fundraising more intentionally. I am going to go and visit my sister next month. I'm quite excited about it. I have never been to Texas!
I have a peace about the decisions I have made and about the unknown which is the future. I am trying to live out my faith.
A particularly helpful scripture these days has been:
"Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done." Philippians 4:6 (New Living Translation)
Monday, July 5, 2010
33% and nuggets...
Hello all,
I am at 33%!!! Can any one say incredible? INCREDIBLE! I have raised over $23,000. Woah! The Lord can do amazing things!
A buddy of mine whom I met back in January at New Staff training and Cross Cultural Orientation, Amanda, recently moved to Germany with MCYM. She sent out an email yesterday about the summer camps that she has been able to partake in in Italy with her new kids. It was inspirational. She shared a story about one girl who came to meet Christ and it was rejuvenating to read...(here is an excerpt)
"a girl in my group, is just one of the most adorable, innocent kids we have coming to club. She is very sweet and very funny. On our 4th day of camp she said to me, "Miss Amanda can I talk to you alone. I was like sure. She then proceeded to say to me (with her hands on her hips), "Miss Amanda I have decided that I want to have a relationship with Jesus and I am very very happy about it." She then asked me if Jesus was a having a dance party for her in Heaven with glow sticks (to put this into context, the night before we had this epic dance party with glow sticks, and there was a skit where the good guys were fighting the bad guys and battling them, and then the good guys won and had a dance party). With tears in my eyes I said to her, they most definitely are."
Fundraising is a tough process but God throws nuggets of awesomeness at you to remind you about the things he has in store for you. Yesterday we had a guest preacher, Elizabeth at church. In our staff meeting before worship a coworker of mine mentioned "Meagan will be at the church for a month longer because she's going to Germany with Young Life". He then said to Elizabeth,"you should support her". She responded with , "Young Life?! Okay yeah! I'll support her!" Elizabeth and I then realized we were both at Saranac (a young life camp in upstate New York) last year with the same group... Man it's a small world and man God is awesome.
Speaking of awesome...check out this site: www.1000awesomethings.com
"Through Him all things are possible" Phillipians 4:13
I am at 33%!!! Can any one say incredible? INCREDIBLE! I have raised over $23,000. Woah! The Lord can do amazing things!
A buddy of mine whom I met back in January at New Staff training and Cross Cultural Orientation, Amanda, recently moved to Germany with MCYM. She sent out an email yesterday about the summer camps that she has been able to partake in in Italy with her new kids. It was inspirational. She shared a story about one girl who came to meet Christ and it was rejuvenating to read...(here is an excerpt)
"a girl in my group, is just one of the most adorable, innocent kids we have coming to club. She is very sweet and very funny. On our 4th day of camp she said to me, "Miss Amanda can I talk to you alone. I was like sure. She then proceeded to say to me (with her hands on her hips), "Miss Amanda I have decided that I want to have a relationship with Jesus and I am very very happy about it." She then asked me if Jesus was a having a dance party for her in Heaven with glow sticks (to put this into context, the night before we had this epic dance party with glow sticks, and there was a skit where the good guys were fighting the bad guys and battling them, and then the good guys won and had a dance party). With tears in my eyes I said to her, they most definitely are."
Fundraising is a tough process but God throws nuggets of awesomeness at you to remind you about the things he has in store for you. Yesterday we had a guest preacher, Elizabeth at church. In our staff meeting before worship a coworker of mine mentioned "Meagan will be at the church for a month longer because she's going to Germany with Young Life". He then said to Elizabeth,"you should support her". She responded with , "Young Life?! Okay yeah! I'll support her!" Elizabeth and I then realized we were both at Saranac (a young life camp in upstate New York) last year with the same group... Man it's a small world and man God is awesome.
Speaking of awesome...check out this site: www.1000awesomethings.com
"Through Him all things are possible" Phillipians 4:13
Sunday, March 14, 2010
First Blog Ever
Wahoo! Mego in Euro is an official website. I have made it to 28% and am now a successful blogger. I will keep you posted on the latest fundraising status here!
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