"love without restrictions- trust without fear."
realizations, desires, unfortunate events, celebrations.
We recently started our admission process for the new school year. We did sign-ups for a week and on the first day, we had over 200 parents show up to register their children. Some of the mothers were at the school gate at 6:30… Continue Reading “Nigeria Service Update: August 2021”
Hey there family and friends! Happy New Year! I know last year’s “Happy New Year!” was a bit more dramatic with the wedding announcement, but I am confident that just like then, God will continue to do marvelous things in our lives. Acts 16… Continue Reading “Nigeria Service Update: February 2021”
I’ve never done anything like this before, and I definitely didn’t think I’d have this much fun doing it but here we are! Since moving to Nigeria, I’ve continually had friends, family, and even professional peers ask the same question, “What’s a typical day… Continue Reading “Vitrual tour: Jos, Nigeria Market”
FINALLY, I’m gonna take you with me 😂 I don’t usually do “teasers” but I’m ecstatic about this next post. Since moving to Nigeria, I’ve constantly had friends and family ask, “So what does a normal day there look like?!” I try describing it,… Continue Reading “Virtual Tour: Teaser”
Hey there family and friends! I have been reading through the Psalms with my baby brother, Jamaal, and this one has been such a sweet encouragement: Hide your face from my sins, and blot out all my iniquities. Create in me a clean heart,… Continue Reading “Nigeria Service Update: January 2021”
FAIR WARNING: It’s LONG, but totally worth it if you’re wondering what my life in Nigeria has turned into. “Remind them to be submissive to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready for every good work, to speak evil of no one,… Continue Reading “Nigeria Service Update: August 2020”
About two weeks ago I decided to take a break from educating the folks around me. I found myself in this dark pit of obligation. I’d convinced myself that it was my responsibility as a Black woman to make sure that the extent of… Continue Reading “Hyphen Life: Juneteenth”
Initially, I planned to use this letter as a platform to address what’s going on in society. I would comment on the police brutality. I would defend the cries for air, the pleas for breath, the petitions for equality, but God told me to… Continue Reading “Dear Black Men:”
I don’t usually talk about my findings in scripture in and of themselves. They are more commonly the foundation of an idea or life event and those things become the topic of discussion through the lens of God’s word. Here though, I want to… Continue Reading “Refuse to go under”
Hey friend! The last post was super personal and a bit heavy, so I decided to lighten the mood this time around. This is a super quick and simple recipe for what I have found to be a popular drink here on the Plateau… Continue Reading “Nigerian Zobo drink”