A Love That Lasts
My husband and I are celebrating six years of marriage this year! It hasn’t always been easy being an intercultural couple. In the beginning people we trusted tried to pull us apart, but God sustained our love and here we are today.
Flights Are Purchased!
We are excited and expectant for this time to see the people we have been missing. The plan is to recharge, to reset as a couple who have been burned out living in The States, and to see the progress of ministry projects in Chevri.
The Married Missionary (overcoming the lie that single service is more Holy)
Naturally, when God started to work on my heart and stoke a desire in me to go on to the mission field, I wrestled with the idea of singleness. As that fiery 16 year old about to leave home, I made my choice, because in my mind it was an either or situation.
Marriage or mission field? I chose the mission field. Marriage was no longer on my radar.
Everything You Never Dreamed of (when intercultural marriage was never your plan)
As the wife of a non US citizen I can attest that there are unique challenges that come along with intercultural relationships. One of the major challenges for us was dealing with all the negative comments and advice from people who didn't understand the path we chose to walk.
