Dear Family and Friends,
I am about to leave tomorrow on a new adventure in a new land. It will be worth the sacrifice of my time, money, attention, and youth if someone hears the gospel and accepts Jesus. It is a privilege to tell others about Jesus. I wouldn't be going unless I felt like God was telling me to. I feel truly blessed that God would allow me to go.
This will be a big change for me and my family because William and Benjamin are so young and we are all really close. They won't see me for almost a year. I thank God for a supportive and loving family. My parents, sister, and brothers are all being troopers in this. It is hard for them to see me going out of country. I am so thankful for my family. :)
I was very blessed so far to go on seven different missions trips since I was fifteen. This one will be my eighth. I have never been to Europe so there are feeling of anticipation and fear. I know that God has only good things for me in Belgium because he has called me there for a season. However, at the same time I will be leaving my family again for a season and I have NEVER been to Europe, it is both frightening and exciting. But when I think of everything that the disciples went through in the Bible I feel like my own insecurities are pretty minuscule.
I know that God is going to do great things in Belgium and that many will be saved. My leaders in Belgium, Kirby and Sheila Rials, have had many divine appointments with people so far. Please continue to pray that God adds more people to group as we plant the church in Bastogne. Please pray that God sends local Christians to help us. Finally, please pray that Justine and I adjust well in Belgium and find an apartment in our price range once we arrive.
Much Love and Many Blessings,
Cami Lynn Woodruff
I am about to leave tomorrow on a new adventure in a new land. It will be worth the sacrifice of my time, money, attention, and youth if someone hears the gospel and accepts Jesus. It is a privilege to tell others about Jesus. I wouldn't be going unless I felt like God was telling me to. I feel truly blessed that God would allow me to go.
This will be a big change for me and my family because William and Benjamin are so young and we are all really close. They won't see me for almost a year. I thank God for a supportive and loving family. My parents, sister, and brothers are all being troopers in this. It is hard for them to see me going out of country. I am so thankful for my family. :)
I was very blessed so far to go on seven different missions trips since I was fifteen. This one will be my eighth. I have never been to Europe so there are feeling of anticipation and fear. I know that God has only good things for me in Belgium because he has called me there for a season. However, at the same time I will be leaving my family again for a season and I have NEVER been to Europe, it is both frightening and exciting. But when I think of everything that the disciples went through in the Bible I feel like my own insecurities are pretty minuscule.
I know that God is going to do great things in Belgium and that many will be saved. My leaders in Belgium, Kirby and Sheila Rials, have had many divine appointments with people so far. Please continue to pray that God adds more people to group as we plant the church in Bastogne. Please pray that God sends local Christians to help us. Finally, please pray that Justine and I adjust well in Belgium and find an apartment in our price range once we arrive.
Much Love and Many Blessings,
Cami Lynn Woodruff
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