My Adventure in Romania: The power of your testimony

Cannot believe that week two of camp is already over. It was so great and I am in awe of the way the Lord showed up. Every week is different, unique, and fun in it’s own way. This week at camp we had little kids from ages 5 to15. All the kids were so cute with lots of energy. I was team Mov (Purple) we had 1 boy and 5 girls on my team. Last week the dynamics of my team were way different. I had a lot of help this week I had two Americans from Allen bible church in Texas and three volunteers. The sweetest moment of the week started off on Monday during our team time where we get to share our story, pour into the kids about Jesus, and get to know them. Stephanie who is a teenager from Allen bible church got to share her Testimony. It was so moving through tears and heartfelt words the Lord was defiantly moving. Buddy who was also on my team and the lead pastor of Allen bible was leading the team time and asked if any of the kids have ever lost anything? One of the girls named Ana just really opened up and talked about how she lost her sister just last year. We got to pray for her and let her know that Jesus cares for her hurts and lost. You could tell that Stephanie being vulnerable and stepping out and sharing her testimony made the kids feel safe enough to open up and share their story. I just remember that we cannot forget about the power of our testimony. To be real even if it is awkward and you mix up your Romanian (as I do so often). But it’s your story and there is power in your testimony and remembering where you came from. You step out and are real with your Life and the Lords power does the rest. It’s so amazing to watch and be apart of. I’m living a dream that’s for sure.

1 Corinthians 1:27, “But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.”