It's my last Sunday morning in Gabon today, we're going to Avieux Deux. I'm excited to go here because: (1) it's one of the biggest churches in Libreville and (2) it's the church we went to our first week here. It feels as though we've come full circle in our journey as interns. I've been checking my e-mails pretty regularly the last few days to get caught up with stuff back home, and I'm pretty much going to start my new ministries when I get back. The excitement of the next chapter in my life after Gabon is one that utilizes my passion for serving. God has continually opened up doors with which to help me develop and grow as a man of God. As I reflect on my days here, I also look towards the next couple of weeks and where I will be then.
Yesterday we sent two teams out: one to the mobile medical clinic and another to the church at Melen. I was at Melen where we tore down a drop ceiling and roofed a deacons' room and pastor's office. More to come on that later.
Above is a picture of the team from Allegheny Center, which is my church. Also with us is Martin, our translator in Ndjole. He's an awesome guy.
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