It went really smooth, the whole week was kind of calm and on the same wave. The discussions were so great, just natural and even deep. I was going into it pretty disarrayed since the weeks preceding my graduation were not the best as for my relationship with God. I was trying to find excuses at the last moment not to go to camp because I felt completely useless for ministry. I didn't even know what I was going to do after the summer and so my mindset wasn't ideal going into the week.
Well,...He just put me to "work" right away and blessed me incredibly through people and just all the activities that I so enjoy doing because you have to do at 100%. On top of that, in the middle of it I found out that I got accepted to the Master's program t
hat I applied to so my next two years are pretty much lined out (at least in my head). I know He even used me to project Himself to others, although I don't know the heck how.It felt weird when the first camp was over, to do just one a summer. And so when Brad (my team leader from the previous two years) called to ask if I could come to help out at Prague camp, I didn't have to think twice. They had no short-term american team due to some major changes in their leadership and so we had to manage with just a few americans. God provided people and it felt so good, being in such a small group. We could hang out with each other a lot more and get to know most everyone. It felt like a bigger family reunion. I guess that's one of the things that keeps bringing me back, the different dynamics at each English camp.
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