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Reflecting on the Reality of Gen. 1:26 & 27

  God is REAL   God is not some figment of my imagination. He is not some mythical hero. He is not just a good feeling or a whim or A good idea to make us all feel better.   He is one hundred percent true! Existing Persisting Present Near Right here From way back Even now And definitely tomorrow   AND HE MADE ME PERFECT   I savor the feel of Truth rolling around my mouth, Hearing it drift into the shadows as I speak...   I am wondrously made! Deliberately made Not a creature of coincidence Not a random...
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Experiences in Panajachel

Experiences in Panajachel
Date: 08 June 2009 Place: Panajachel, Guatemala   With great JOY I can testify that the GOD did astounding things... and I will be leaving Panajachel with the words mentioned by the pastor:   ¨Global challenge usually leaves a significant mark on the people so that they see God not just in their own Village but in the world, with a bigger picture, a bigger of hope¨     SERVING in Gautemala  I am almost leaving Panajachel, leaving behind a lots of sweat drops, a couple of tears and awesome people. It was a time of SERVING, being part of...
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The first month:)

I can't believe that it's only been 3 weeks!! There has been so much going on, and God has been moving in such an awesome way! We started out 3 weeks back at the caravan camp site and got to know each other better as a group, then we moved to the ucsa camp site and did lots of hard labour, which came in handy the next week when we went to the bush for survivor. We've made gardens, helped at a school, worked in the community and so many things! All I can say is watch this space. ....
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God qualifies the called!

God qualifies the called!
This past weekend we as the 2012 participants had our briefing weekend to prepare us for our seperate journeys next year. We got to meet the 2011 participants and they shared how amazing the Lord has touched their lives in the past year. Continuing the good work that He has started in them! It was a bit overwhelming, realising that next year this time it will be us sharing our experiences with the next generation of challengers when I do not know whether we will ever be prepared. This weekend I found immense peace in knowing that God does not need me, but He wants me. There...
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The world at the end of my thumb

The world at the end of my thumb
This being my second year on global challenge hitchhiking has become one of those skills that I might consider putting on a CV, I've been working in the hours and can honestly say that I love the adventure of putting out my thumb and expectantly waiting to see who will pick us up. My heart is filled with fond memories as I think back to drinking late afternoon coffee on a smallholding close to the border of Costa Rica - Panama, and then being stranded in nomansland on the same border a few hours later. Going at hair-raising speeds down...
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Macao CRAZY!

Would everyone with a watch please set it to 10:32 – in future lets all try to be on time. And we believed her... CRAZY! This is how Sulene got us to synchronise our watches before handing out Macao challenge... 
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Happiness

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let's get StartED...

hey you all this is my first blog for this great year that lies ahead... too be honest i am in some what way  scared for this journey but i know that God has me in His hands and will never let me go.. well right now we at Base camp and doing some preparations for our journey... we had this extremely awesome challenge that the planned out for us the next day we arrived in J-bay... the challenge was so exciting and extremely busy... not to mention it was my first time that i hitched hiked but it was...
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Preparing the way...

Hi, my name Jean and this is my first blog, which I am writing from Ubatuba Brazil! I am 21 years old, from Cape Town South Africa, and I like to surf and be outdoors in the wild-a true John the Baptist at heart! I was a carpenter and truck driver before coming to Global Challenge.

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TOGO.... ‘To go’ or not ‘To go’

‘The Ground of Unrelenting Magnetic Force that detained us for a Greater Purpose and Undeserved Reward....’ We left Benin with a taxi that seated up to nine people excluding the driver.  We have become very accustomed to this cosy public transport arrangement.   There are usually animals among the passengers, this time we just had a live guinea fowl behind the back seat. The border crossing from Benin to Togo was a very smooth procedure which led us to the land of unpredictability.  The beautiful landscape and climate of Benin rolled out into Togo like a carpet and did not yield...
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