18 June
Women’s Day
For the 8th of March, International Women’s Day, I felt called to make a mini event with some international students I already had relationships with. I invited them to this event and asked them to bring new friends.
I prepared bookmarks with Bible verses and rose petal soaps for each of them as mini souvenirs, and it was a great time of encouragement and building relationships.
There, I met Luna for the first time. She is from Timor-Leste. It was encouraging to see Zambian, Indian, Timor-Leste, Indonesian, and Romanian women together.
Thank you, Jesus, for making this beautiful day.
One-on-One Discipleship
One-on-one discipleship has been an amazing journey, and I have seen how the Lord has worked through this discipleship. It has grown me personally in ways that only He can do. He has also brought the right people into my life so that we can grow in the Word of God together, encourage and pray for one another, and build authentic relationships as families in Christ.
I am currently doing one-on-one discipleship with three people from different nationalities: Zambian, American, and Romanian. I meet with two of them face-to-face and one of them online through Zoom.
We have been studying different materials, including Psalm 23 and Philippians.
Food Bank
Another ministry that I was involved in was the Food Bank. The church received food donations for poor people.
From March 22–24, together with some people from the church, we helped by calculating the donations and preparing them into packages to be given away to poor people.
