June is flying by! I started this month with a trip to see my brother Carl and cousin Dave in Cincinnati. We went to Findlay Market the first day to pick up some organic farm fresh produce.
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These strawberries literally tasted like sunshine. No joke.
I also had the opportunity to do the children's sermon at my Aunt Kathleen's church , Immanuel Presbyterian in Clifton, and share a little bit about my work in Democratic Republic of Congo.
My big brother Carl helped me with my mini geography quiz. The kids did a great job!
After I returned from Cincinnati I jumped right into a two week intensive training for new Covenant missionaries. I met 11 other folks who are fundraising and preparing to serve as an extension of the church all around the world. A large number of us were headed to Africa, so it was a great opportunity to get to know my teammates and talk about everything from cross-cultural sensitivity to packing ideas. One of the nights I took some of my fellow missionaries to see the bean in Millenium Park.
Chicago is always fun (especially in the summertime, and more especially when Iron and Wine is playing a free concert!), but I look forward to the days when I can share pictures of the Congo River and tropical African forests. Those days will be here before I know it!
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