Greetings friends and family as we kick off a new year of young adults missions. Our day started off bright and early, but we all made it safely to the airport in good time. The people we’ve come across so far (two security officers, one passenger, and two flight attendants) have been incredibly nice. They seemed to radiate Christ through their evident joy in their interactions and outward expressions (this included some singing on their behalf). In all our times in an airport we haven’t experienced anything like it before…

What’s up everyone, this was our last full day in Windsor, and it was AMAZING! And a great way to end our week. We had a nice late start this morning so we were able to get through two pages in our devo books, one was Galatians 6:9 about not giving up and to keep doing what we are doing because we never know how God might be using us!

Today was a total blast nearing the end of the week. To start off the morning we woke up, had showers, and ate a bomb breakfast. We’re talking muffins, Shreddies, fruit, and coffee (only for the old folks). Then we did morning devotions and focused on 1 Thessalonians 5:11 where we looked at encouraging one another.

Howdy! We started our morning off with a delicious and nutritious breakfast. Yum yum yum! Then, we did our daily morning devo’s led by Mitch and Abby. Today we had to roll out at 8:45 for our longer drive of the week to UHC (a food bank distribution warehouse).

Hello blog readers! Today started off with a nice breakfast with the team followed by our daily devotions and prayer. First stop on our journey was a place called house of hope; a home used to help shelter lower income women get back on their feet.

Day three we started off we woke up to go down and eat breakfast which was basically a free for all. Afterward, we did our DEVO’s and that was mind opening. We then started our journey to the soup kitchen to help restore the place by removing trash and cleaning the walls from grease.

This morning, we went to Ambassador Community Church for our morning service. It was a different kind of service from what we normally have back home at Compass, but it was still fun. After the service they had a potluck for us where we met a lot of new people and had great food.

Hey from the 2024 Windsor missions team! After we were packed and sent off by the loving parents, we began our long trek down to Windsor! The bus ride was filled with lots of laughter, music, dancing, thought provoking questions and reflections, full (candy) tummies and of course a good ole game of Pharisees.