Participant Blogs

What a ride the last 5 weeks have been! We arrived in India and headed up to Shimla in the Himalayas where we experienced the colour festival... Climbed snow covered mountains... and spoke to the locals about hinduism. It is very interesting. Everything is relative, they believe in over 3 million gods, but always agree when we say there is only one, and often even go to church. They will happily accept that Jesus is a god but not that He is the only way. Our very last day in Shimla we went on a prayer walk and ended up...

During the last days in Peru, we were in a town named Ferrenafe. Because I was very sick, I had to separate from the group. Part of us went back to Ferrenafe, while the rest of the group stayed in the mountains a few days more. This time was very hard for me. I really wanted to stay with the group. It was very difficult to live in the realization that I did not have the strength to hike through the mountains and because of this, many lies started coming into my mind. During the second day there, I spoke...

Oom Christopher told us during our course in Zambia that God has a special word for each one of His children each day - a unique word; a word He wants to give to you personally; a "daily bread" kind of word.  The question I was confronted with, was whether or not I am there every single day - asking and listening - to receive and realize that word from God in my life?  I need to confess that too often I am not.  Even though I'm so desperate for it, there are just too many times in my life...

 Team Indigo roadtrip form J-bay to J-burg Our first lift picked us up form J-bay and took us to the N2. Our second lift dropped us in P.E at the airport. From there we took a brand new rental car given to us by Judy from AVIS. at a very low price, and she blessed us with an additional R200.00 for petrol, thank you Judy !! After traveling for 7 loooooong hours we stopped at roadworks where Jaco got out and started talking to a gentleman, Oom Cobus, without asking him he offered us a place to sleep. Thank you God,...

This week we were blessed with the presence of Floyd McClung and Retief Burger!!!  It was so amazing!  These 2 very tall men are really "BIG" men of God!!  It was a chapter in my live I would certainly remember!!  I want to thank them for spending time with us, even though they both are very busy!  It was a honour to feel God's presence through you, also by worshiping and telling our stories in only 3min without useing Christian terms! I also want to thank my mom and dad.  You are the best and even though you are  still close, I...

Totally God!!! Our time was blessed in Guatemala. We met the most incredible people, and God used them to richly bless our lives, to speak into our lives and to help raise us up as true Sons of God. Amen! Praise be to God. This is number 2 for me, in Guatemala. Now until now, for the past couple of months, I have been praying for a mentor, specifically for this year. It is truely difficult, but I wanted and needed one. I know God is my Father, and He fathers me, and therefor I have everything I need. But,...

‘Passenger Details’ {Part 1}..A Tour of the Father’s Heart for Africa I am a 25 year old lady currently working as a Project Manager for a company called Time Projects in Botswana.  I was born and raised in Botswana.  I went to junior school in Botswana and I went to Kimberley, South Africa, for high school where I was a boarder.  It was during boarding school that I met Jesus. After completing my High School education I went to the University of Cape Town.  I was in Cape Town for five years where I completed an Honours degree in Construction...

Thank you Africa, for teaching me an abundance of things about you, yes, but more about myself. Thank you that you have shared your ways, wonders and wisdom with me.You are family.    Breathtaking Kenya. The beauty in the surrounding nature and the maasai people so extremely proud of their culture took my breath away. The way of simple living changed my perspective completely about prosperity. From bucket showers to elephant jaw-bone toilet seats. Camping in 24h rain and only getting to see the ocean of stars once or twice. Campfires for mainly cooking but the better part of it...