This song sings what my heart has been burning to say for a while now. I feel exactly what she sings, and hope I can become all he has created me to be. Sometimes I feel as if he does not listen to me constantly, sometimes I feel lost as if he has left me on my path by myself; but my sister wrote me a saying and I have it taped to my mirror in my room. It states, "God is with you when you need him most, even when you don't think he is."
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Bake_Chef!

Currently, it is time for the delivery part of the bake sale, which includes my personal favorite part: baking! My most recent addiction has been peppermint, which has found its way in my bake sale brochure, and in my baked goods.
Yes, it is easier to just get the money handed to you by a large donation, which I have had many of so far, and I thank you; I would not be to this point without you! But I have enjoyed myself during this bake sale; at first I was anxious to get it over with, but it turned out wonderful, and Emily and I look forward to our next planned bake sale to raise money for Romania!
I look forward to the Romania trip where I can honestly say "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
2 Timothy 4:7
Thank you for your constant prayers and contributions to my heart's desire. I wish you a blessed holiday season! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Who is your master? Day One.
Now that most of the dramas are down pat, a decision was made to start another one. Those who could show up showed up, and our "Who is the Master" skit team has been made. After watching the skit on youtube a couple dozen times before practice, the drama students were ready to begin this complicated task, but they took it with excitement.
After completion of day one boot camp for "Who is the Master", many left and went home with sire necks and abs. Many cracked jokes about having to work out for the Romania trip. As practice wrapped up, everyone had a smile, excited for what the completed skit will look like.
And before practice could officially end, a prayer was prayed and a certain saying was yelled.
"Drama Pants!"
After completion of day one boot camp for "Who is the Master", many left and went home with sire necks and abs. Many cracked jokes about having to work out for the Romania trip. As practice wrapped up, everyone had a smile, excited for what the completed skit will look like.
And before practice could officially end, a prayer was prayed and a certain saying was yelled.
"Drama Pants!"
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
King of Hearts.
Here is another fun skit. Although watching it over and over is not always fun, performing it is a blast! Once again, I am thankful for drama because it is a GREAT means of bringing people together as a family of friends, God's children.
This, by far, is my favorite skit. The first time I ever watched it was when the 2012 Romania Drama Team performed it, and it made me cry. It is an honor to be able to take part in this skit and do it so well. This skit, as well as the others, have brought the 2013 Romania team close; and we hope to be even closer by the time February comes rolling around.
Enough of my blab!
Genesis 28:15 "I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go, and I will bring
you back to this land. I will not leave you until I have done what I
have promised you."
Joshua 1:9 "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."
An Intermission.
Our cast of drama actors is not full of serious faces, and sad scared girls; we also have fun! Here is a "behind the scenes" look at a few members of the Romania 2013 Drama Team!
Monday, November 5, 2012
The Chair Skit
This skit is an easy one, one that every actor can play with to make it as interesting or as boring as wanted. But, this skit also has a very important factor trying to be taught: There is NO way someone can live a productive life without God; sin can hold the best of the best down, but without God, the best of the best will only be as good as a person can be, while being stuck to a chair.
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Drama Pants
Prepping for Romania is now underway! Teaching and learning the drama skits have been a blast. Learning these skits will enabled us, the students, to communicate to the Romanian people better than just through a translator. Also, learning skits together have helped the students bond and become closer, getting them ready for ten days of close togetherness. For me, learning and preforming the dramas have made me even more excited for this mission trip.
Where does "Drama Pants" come from?
Rev. Kev and ten of his drama students tagged along with him to Second Baptist Church in downtown Fayetteville on a Saturday morning. Second Harvest Food Bank was parked in the church's parking lot and was giving out food for those who were in need; this was a perfect chance for the students to practice preforming their drama skits. It was also the first time many of the Romania students were able to practice evangelism for the Mission Trip in February-March 2013.
Before the drama team preformed their skits, the eleven of them huddled in a big circle and prayed for God to speak through their actions and help deliver the people watching from any suffering going on in their lives. Of course, after any huddle, it is mandatory for a chant of some sort. One of the boys put his hand in the middle of the huddle and said what would go down in Village Christian Academy class of 2013 's history: "Drama Pants on three!" On three, everyone whispered "Drama Pants," in order to be courteous of the line of people behind them.
Once the day of missions was over, and the van once again parking in the Village Christian Academy's parking lot, a closing prayer was said in the commons area of the church. In the huddle, after the prayer, the chant was counted down, and the students finally got to yell their team name!
Donuts: Raising Money.

Another fundraiser which took place on October 26 was a Spaghetti Dinner. Each ticket was $6.50; if a student was able to sell 200 tickets, most of their trip would be paid for! This was a very successful fundraiser as many parents and students came to help make the dinners and deliver. Over 1,500 spaghetti dinners were sold!
This shows just how excited each student is for their Senior Mission Trip!
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