ok now that i have actually slept through a night finally (bus travel messes you up) my thoughts are a bit more normal :)
a quick blur to finish up burundi. clinics were great i didn't see a ton of crazy healings this time around but i saw a lot of salvations, which to me were better then healings because i find with healing its not always permanent but salvation is everlasting. God taught me a lot about not feeling inadequate and that even though I don’t have the training of the nurses, or the doctors, or some of the pastors with us, he was still able to use me and I had skills others on the trip didn’t have skills that were needed.
I stayed on in Burundi till Sunday with some of the team and just explored a bit of the capital city this was pretty fun, nothing exciting really.
On Sunday morning I caught a bus from buju to kampala. I went through Rwanda, this was a very interesting experience. We got to the boarders and were kicked of the bus well it drove through then we were funneled at times like cattle through different check points. I crossed the Ugandan boarder at night and the moon was out as we went atleast 100kms an hr down a road that you should maybe be going 50 kms an hr on. It was nice just to drive in the dark and sleep a bit and listen to my music. I arrived in a seedy part of kampala at 12:45 at night and was picked up by a friend and taken to a very very cheap hotel (thankfully I was tired enough that I didn’t pay much attention) the next morning we drove to Mityana my new home for the next 6 months, I slept most of the drive hahah.
Now that I’m here I don’t know what to think I’m just going to trust god is going to do amazing things in this time and take what ever is thrown at me.
If god wants me to use this time to rest I will rest, if he wants me to use this time to build I will build. But I will do all things for the god who saves
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