Farewell Song..

DTS Granduation Song, by the Evangelism Team.
It brought us all to tears, it is a Fijian worrier song and prayer.

Tribute to Oz Land (Australia):

Favorite Location: Palm Island (A tasted of paradise, full of chocolate faces that are hungry for truth and hope)
Favorite City: Sydney (Who wouldn’t want to travel by fairy every day!)
New Found Talent: Walking on water (if you had a water snake chase you, you would too)
Best new move: Playing with fire (known as Poi, cultural dance or fire dancing)
Favorite new drink that comes in fruit form: Lemonade Fruit
Worst Sleeping Arrangement: Floating (Sleeping in a tent, on a deserted Island, with stringently placed holes, with rain, lots of rain.
Worst Enemy: The infamous Green Ant (they come in packs! Supposable you can eat their butts but dear I ask why!)
When the discovery channel came to life: A 6in stick bug walked down the door way. And the Huntsmen spider crawled out from the dishes AND WAS THE SIZE OF MY OUT STRECHED HAND!
Favorite New Tune: Geckoes ( they saran-ate me to sleep at night.)
Most Serial Moment: Being the only white person in a tin boat, over shark infested waters, traveling at unspeakable speeds.
Most Mind Blowing moment: Watching over 300 people decision, to make a commitment to fallow Jesus.
Biggest Surprise: Having a good friend show up on my side of the world, to play for 9 days!
Most mischievous Moment: Scaling roofs, above a million people in Sydney, for a 360 view of fireworks on New Years.
Favorite Blast from the Past: An Aussie named Paul.
Favorite New Person: A beautiful women named Shirley, grandmother by disguise but really radical missionary.
Newfound Style: Tie pants (they are genius!)
Most Memorable Connections: Lauren and Amy (two beautiful girls that made Christmas in Australia memorable)
My experience being the necessity being the mother of invention: A Christmas tree made entirely out of notebook paper and crayons.
Weirdest thought: Santa in Australia- He must wear shorts here because anything else and he would have heat stroke.
Near death experience: Looking the wrong way when crossing the road, in a foreign country.

It is amazing what type of advetures the Lord will bring you on if you just make yourself avalible.

Impact Summer is Over.

Christmas was amazing! For 2 weeks, 80+ kids and lots of fun, we had an epic food fight with caned baked beans, oatmeal, and flour! I am still getting it out of my hair.
We had a speaker named Arie from Perth; he challenged all of us on what it means to be a follower of Jesus. A lot of the kids really meet Jesus in that first week. Then we help Stable on the Strand, and a lot of the kids shared their faith for the first time. We also ended up in the town newspaper!
There was a walk threw stable were all of us dressed up and got to act out the storey in the bible as people walked threw. It was so much fun, I got to hold a small horse for a good part of one of the nights. It was so worth it to miss Christmas back home and be apart of Impact Summer and develop friendships with a lot of the kids. But the best part was watching them start to really understand how much they mean to God and how much they can make a difference in this world.