Overwhelmed But Not Overcome
It’s a weird thing leaving behind everything one knows in this world.
It felt uncomfortable leaving California back at the end of June. We said goodbye to what felt like home, the environment we knew, the friends we loved, and a church that we finally were growing in.
It was down right scary to add culture and language to that list… especially knowing we’d be doing so for a more extended period.
Our first night here we were overwhelmed. It was late. It was dark. We couldn’t communicate. We had difficulty figuring out where we were going. We had a few moments of doubt.
But at daybreak we found that we were not alone. We were not lost. We were home. We are in an environment that feels so good. A place to work. A place to think. A place to be real.
(Oh... and the pictures are of our house that we're living in and us on our way to the local village)
4 Comments:
you're wearing your Switchfoot shirt!!! YES! Miss you two, sundays just aren't the same with out you. I don't think I have been to a lunch since you left.
imiss you guys soooo much!
Pierre, rezlife is not the same without you...
i'm praying for you guys.
I have a hug for you and mom waiting for when you get back!!
phew. so glad to hear that you've arrived safely and have started to adjust. i have to say that i do appreciate the photos on your blog because it allows me to keep posted with Micah's facial hair! LOVE you both much. ELI
Great insights from emotions and experience
Thanks
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