Prayerfully Navigating Uncertainty

Hey guys, I hope this newsletter finds you well. In light of the current circumstances due to the Corona Virus I decided to share an update with you all.

Firstly I would like to confirm that we are all healthy and doing all we can to keep it that way. With this in mind, all the ministries we help with have been put on hold as advised by the government.

I have recently begun helping with the management of the kitchen, which has been an interesting learning curve, shopping and organizing meals for 15 people. I have enjoyed being given the freedom to make my own schedule and work my way through these responsibilities. With the staff retreat we just had, and also with the public's response to the virus these new responsibilities have been a little extra overwhelming, but I am getting my head around the job now.

We spent last weekend in the beach town of Goolwa gathering as a staff team to discuss the year to come, and to invest into our staff family. It was a valuable time of fellowship and community.

I felt very loved this week as I had my 20th birthday, and look forward to a small gathering in a local park this Saturday to celebrate.

As mentioned in previous updates I have felt led to spend some time in Tasmania and New Zealand in June - July this year. Due to the virus we are living in uncertain times. It is unlikely that I will be going to Tasmania in this time, but I am still fundraising for the One Thing Internship in New Zealand in faith that God will either open the door for that or use the finances for when another door opens. No matter what happens I trust His word. A quote that has really stood out to me lately is..

"Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God. " Corrie Ten Boom

So to close I would like to thank you all again for your on going support, and ask for your continued prayers for health over our community, and wisdom in learning new roles, as well as for plans in the coming months.

May God bless you all, and keep you safe and healthy in this time.