WHAT ARE YOU GRATEFUL FOR 2022?

 


 I am grateful for:

-My family
-God's faithfulness.
-  For the grace that He has us (in the ministry) that we would continue despite real challenging seasons. 
-For the new future leaders, missionary revivalists- artists, to be equipped.. at Campus Ministry... our growing community. 
- New connections, new friendships, new relationships, and new beginnings.
- Keeping in-touch with the students and youths
- Being reunited with my missionary friends after a decade 
-To the one who supports me financially both in ministry and missions.
-Travelling mercies, for the road ahead is always different and sometimes unexpected.
-Friends who pray with me for me in big and small ways! 

-And more!


Happy New Years everyone!
So grateful for another year of blessing and possibility ahead.
Let us keep the flame burning for Him!
Thank you for being on this journey with me!
May God bless your New Year!


Before this year ends let me thank all the good people who made this year beautiful for me.


As the new year begins, remember that every day is a fresh start and an opportunity to chase your dreams. Believe in yourself, work hard, and never give up on your goals. Here's to a successful and fulfilling year for all the dream chasers! 

"Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms."
- 1 Peter 4:10


 I'm grateful to the Lord for 2022

It wasn't the perfect year, but I'm glad it isn't. All those struggles, pain, and hardships helped me to have a new strength, immeasurable joy, and beautiful peace.

When I look back at this year, I would only remember how good God is. He was there not just during my best days but more importantly, He was with me in the waiting.

He was with me during the days when no one seems to care and understand me. He was with me when I was at my worst. He loved me in my weaknesses. This is why I have faith that everything will turn out just fine next year, because God is with me.

God, thank You for You never failed to show Your faithfulness every season and every year.


May God continue to be the center of our lives in 2023!

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