It's now less than 2 weeks to go before I fly to Guatemala (Inspite of my environmental aspirations to travel by cargo boat, it didn't work out very practical this time. Perhaps next time!)
So I'm spending my last couple of weeks in England making sure that I appreciate all that's British (full english breakfast, sunday roasts, fish and chips, clotted cream, swimming in the sea!), and seeing lots of friends before I go. My good intentions of spending lots of time revising my Spanish haven't actually materialised!!!! - But then I will be spending my first couple of months in Guatemala doing some intensive language study so all is not lost. I'm really looking forward to getting there.
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- Suzanne Potter
- International Team Leader for Latin Link, based in Guatemala.
Latin Link
Latin Link is an international and interdenominational mission with a focus on Latin America. They aim to be a channel so that people can develop their God- given potential in the service of others, working alongside churches and partner organisations. Members of Latin Link serve in Latin America and in Europe, working with local Christians at their invitation. They have 3 main priorities; reducing Bible poverty, mission mobilization and human dignity.
Latin Link runs 3 programms;
Step teams - undertake practical projects for 3 weeks to 6 months.
Stride - individual placements using your skills and talents for 6 months to 2 years.
Stay - long term missionary service.
http://www.latinlink.org/
Latin Link runs 3 programms;
Step teams - undertake practical projects for 3 weeks to 6 months.
Stride - individual placements using your skills and talents for 6 months to 2 years.
Stay - long term missionary service.
http://www.latinlink.org/
GOOD Books I've read lately
- Deep Work by Cal Newport
- Every Family has a Story, by Julia Samuel
- Strong Female Lead, by Arwa Mahdawi
- RARE Leadership, by Marcus Warner/ Jim Wilder
1 comment:
Exciting stuff! - Cargo ship would have been interesting, how long would it have taken? I remember the last couple of weeks before we went to Uruguay - there was something odd about it, as we'd packed up everything and were visiting family before finally heading off, it was a nice time - make the most of it, and make sure you stock up on teabags, marmite (if you like it) and chocolate!
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