A new door has opened for my ministry!

It's been such a long time since I last wrote, but with life constantly moving, it truly feels like just a blink of an eye!

I wanted to share some great news: I am now on full-time staff with MissioCare Collective!

MissioCare Collective cares for and strengthens global workers—a term we use for security reasons, since some serve in parts of the world where it is not safe to be identified as missionaries. MissioCare provides spiritual encouragement, practical resources, and relational support to help global workers remain healthy and encouraged as they serve.

As a Care Specialist, I will build relationships with global workers around the world, listen to what they are experiencing, and support them through both the joys and challenges of life and ministry. Most of this will happen virtually, although I may also have opportunities to visit workers where they serve.

To find out more about MissioCare Collective, go here: www.missiocarecollective.org. 

God’s Work, Not Ours

I am so thankful to be part of the MissioCare team, and I can see God's hand in bringing me here.

In 2013, God led me to seminary to study spiritual direction—a practice I personally needed and wanted to offer to others as they seek to recognize and grow in their relationship with God. In 2019, He allowed me to serve overseas, but after a difficult season (seizures), I eventually returned to the United States.

Since 2023, God has opened doors for me to serve women who are global workers through retreats and spiritual direction. Then, on a recent trip to South Africa, He brought me to a woman named Gi Gi in an airport, who introduced me to MissioCare. Through her support and guidance, I eventually became part of their team.

Looking back, I can see God's hand through all the unexpected turns—even during a long season of unemployment and uncertainty about what my work would look like.

Our Walk With Him

Through Our Walk With Him, I will care for people's souls in several ways:

• Most of my ministry will be through MissioCare, which will give me the opportunity to build relationships with global workers around the world, starting through virtual meetings and potentially leading to opportunities to visit them where they serve.

  
  

• I also hope to go on about two Azmera retreats each year, where I can meet women serving around the world and help provide a time of refreshment, renewal, and spiritual care.

  
  

• Finally, I will continue offering spiritual direction personally. While I have a particular heart for global workers, I would love to walk with anyone who desires to grow in recognizing God's presence and work in their life. I also have a particular heart for people with disabilities, as that is something I can personally relate to.

In all of these things, my desire is to help people notice where God is present and at work in their lives so they can continue walking faithfully with Him.

Would You Partner With Me?

For the remainder of this year, I need about $14,950 for my ministry expenses. I am thankful that $2,000 has already been given toward my Azmera trip to Indonesia next February, leaving $2,200 still needed for that trip. I also have $1,450 coming in from monthly partners, leaving about $8,600 for my remaining needs this year.

I would love for you to become part of my ministry team through monthly partnership. Consistent monthly giving helps provide stability for the ministry, but one-time gifts toward specific needs, such as the Indonesia trip, are also greatly appreciated.

To become a partner with me through Our Walk With Him, you can give through this website, or go to joinmissionserve.org/servants, find my name, and click “Donate.”

If you would like to give by check, please make checks payable to Mission Serve, Inc. and put “Our Walk” in the memo line.

And mail it to:

Mission Serve, Inc.

5385 E Atlantic Place

Denver, CO 80222

But most importantly, I need your prayers. Please pray that God will use Our Walk With Him to reach the women He wants me to reach and that, through caring for their souls, they will be refreshed and strengthened to continue carrying the Word of God to the nations.

And please feel free to send me anytime how I can pray for you as well. I would also love to hear from you if you have any questions!

In Christ,