16

Sixteen. A number. Seemingly insignificant unless you know the meaning.There are sixteen more days until I take a drive out of my home of Houston, Texas and into Rainsville, Alabama for training. I anticipate what awaits as I gather my precious items that I will be able to take with me. Five shirts? Five...for two months. Decisions. I have to decide on five shirts. This will take sixteen days. The fact that everything is boxed up from moving back home from college will be a chore to look through. I have more things than I realize. Of course, my mother knows different (Shout out to you Mom!).

Aside from the trial of packing, I have an overwhelming joy that is flowing from me. I am excited! ...and a little nervous. Considering I've been on a plane four times and this will be my first international flight, I don't know what to expect. I will be in the plane almost all of my birthday which is very weird to me. I'm used to two to three hour flights, not eighteen to twenty hour flights. I can't wait for this new experience God has for me. He is with me every step of the way so I take comfort in that.

I am in constant prayer for the people of South Korea. I know that God is going to impact the lives of the Korean students whether it is through me or through one of my team members. His plan is so vast and endless and perfect. Though I have no idea what to expect, God has it in His hands. He knows everything about me, but also everything about the Korean people. He will bring us together. I want to thank you for reading my blog. I can let you know how to specifially pray for things that are going on in South Korea. Please be in prayer for these students. All of your prayers mean so much to me. Also if God has laid it on your heart to "send" me, I still need financial suppport as well.

My summer has just begun and God has already impacted it. May God bless you with peace. Thank you again.

In Christ,
Jenn