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Lakeasha R - Honolulu, HI
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I went to México for about 10 days to live at El Sauzal Orphanage. But as I listened to the stories of some of the children carry with them, my heart would break. I admired the determination, the stamina and the love of a couple who cared so much, that they would raise up an orphanage that was overflowing with love, generosity and hope for a generation that would know Jesus. Roy, the president of the El Sauzal Foundation, told us that our presence at the orphanage was not a coincidence. I was meant to be there. I’m not sure what God has in store for me for the future about my calling in life, but this was part of it. When I returned, I had to go see Dr. Tasaki, my TMJ doctor and he told me to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. I have the paintbrush in my hand, but what am I creating? I admit, sometimes I am impatient and I want to know, now what I’m meant to do. But I’m a work in progress but all of my experiences tied together are leading me somewhere. I'm back. Almost immediately, my life returned to as it was, almost like I hadn't left. But I refuse to have my life remain the same. Click here to read more of Your Stories. |
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