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I’m here to answer a few FAQs! How can I donate online, with credit card? Simply click the “Donate” button, under the “Donate” page/tab. Follow the prompts. You can make a one-time donation, or a recurring donation, where your credit card will be billed monthly, automatically. How can I do automatic withdrawal, but have itContinue reading “To Donate”

We will be holding our first fundraiser!!!! We cannot wait to celebrate our decision with you, and we are overwhelmed with gratitude for your support. How can we ever say thank you??? THANK YOU!!!!!! Friday, March 27, 6-9pm TerraPoint, Hwy 3DinnerMusic by Zack Wiebe and Two Crows for ComfortSilent AuctionTickets for purchase are $30. ThisContinue reading “Fundraiser”

These two kiddos light up our whole lives, and we pray that God prepares their giant hearts for the transition ahead. Matt and I had the honour of speaking at Westside Community Church last night, to the Young Adults. We just shared our hearts- our journey towards this decision, the way God has been workingContinue reading “In the Waiting, and the Stagnant Moments, God is at Work”

We have booked our tickets! We have many mixed emotions, but are thrilled to be one step closer to the will God has for us. We are still waiting for our Funds link to be set up. Because Doulos Ministries runs their office out of the US, all donors would not be able to receiveContinue reading “Update: Jan. 3, 2020”

Doulos is an English school, located in the mountains of Jarabacoa. It is made up of approximately 250 students. The majority of the student body is local Dominican children, while some of them are missionary kids. It is a private school, which means that families pay a tuition fee for their children to attend Doulos.Continue reading “Doulos”

It’s been a long time coming. A dream expanding in my soul since that day we moved “home.” I was just 12, moving back to the tiny village of Reinland after 3 years in South America as a missionary kid. I knew it would be missions, somewhere, sometime, and I only dreamed it would beContinue reading “Adventure: The Beginning”