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This week we were on kitchen duty inside the foundation. We would peel potatoes, shred carrots, or chop lettuce most days. Working in the kitchen is fun because we get to work alongside locals, which helps me practice my Spanish. I knew a little Spanish before coming here, but I’ve been able to practice it and learn a lot more, it’s so fun to try and learn.

There are two German volunteers that are our age working here at the foundation also. Some of us have become good friends with them. Most nights we like to play games on the roof terrace with them. We have a small selection of games that we brought with us, and one of them is a game called Secret Hitler. We taught them how to play, and the funny part is that they love the game even more than we do now. It’s super fun, but so ironic when playing it with people from Germany.

I have about $6,500 left to raise, and I’m going to try to design a fundraising T-shirt to sell to help out! I’m most likely going to use a drawing I made this week for it, I’ll put a picture below! Thanks for your continued support. God is truly working in our squad, even through our ministry looks differently than what we thought it would. Instead of doing more hands on work in the community, we’re working only inside the foundation, making it harder to see the fruits of our labor. But God is still so present! Pray for unity as we all naturally may get a little sick of each other, living 42 of us in close quarters for the last 2 months.

God bless!

Shelby

2 responses to “Colombia week 3 !”

  1. Always love the updates! Missing you and love it that God is using you guys whether it is peeling potatoes or sharing His love:)
    🙂
    Mom

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Shelby Potter

Hi everyone and welcome to my World Race blog! I am beyond excited for this next season of life. I leave August 29th for Gainesville, GA where we will do a couple weeks of training before heading out to the nations! This past March I went on a mission trip to Colombia with my church. This was a a very influential trip for me. God revealed to me the importance of international mission and placed the burden on my heart to take the next school year to serve. Since a child, the Lord has put in me a deep desire for world travel. And since then my love for Jesus has only grown, making international mission an exciting and purpose filled opportunity for me! Unfortunately, a mission of this extent comes at a price. Even though we are serving the Lord, housing, plane tickets, and food are not free. And a non-profit organization is not equipped to financially support multiple groups of people in this endeavor. Any and every donation is so greatly appreciated. Thank you!