The image captures a lively street scene in what appears to be a rural town or village in a Latin American country. A group of five teenagers, both boys and girls, are standing on top of a red Toyota pickup truck, smiling and exuding a sense of youthful energy and adventure. The truck is parked on a dusty, unpaved road lined with small houses and buildings, some with tiled roofs. Overhead, a tangle of power lines crisscrosses the sky, adding to the rustic charm of the setting. The vibrant blue sky with scattered white clouds provides a picturesque backdrop, hinting at a warm and sunny climate.

The image captures a tender and heartwarming moment between a young woman and a little girl, likely a mother and daughter. The woman, with long blonde hair, is wearing an orange t-shirt, while the girl is dressed in a purple and blue outfit. They are embracing each other, with the woman leaning down and the girl reaching up, their faces pressed together in a loving eskimo kiss. Their eyes are closed, and they seem to be relishing the affectionate moment. The background is a serene, wooded area with tall pine trees and a dirt path, suggesting they are in a peaceful outdoor setting, perhaps a park or forest. The scene exudes a sense of warmth, security, and the deep bond between parent and child.

The image captures a scene from a youth group gathering or mission trip. In the foreground, a young woman with long, curly blonde hair is focused on reading from a large open book or religious text, her brow furrowed in concentration. Behind her, two older men, one wearing a blue shirt and another in a maroon sweater, appear to be leading or facilitating the event, standing under a rustic wooden pavilion or shelter. The setting suggests a rural or outdoor location, with trees and vegetation visible in the background.

Youth Mission Trip: Taking the Leap of Faith

Raising teens is scary! I get it. Mission trips. Youth group events. It’s the time of year to look at your teenager’s summer schedule… and debate what she is going to attend. A year ago this week I was hesitant to join the youth group Honduras mission trip. ❓I didn’t know much about it. ❓I hadn’t been to Central America in 20 years. ❓I had safety concerns. ❓And I didn’t know the people going. A week later… ❗️I had rejuvenated my love for missions and Spanish and Latin American culture. ❗️I had watched my 14 year old soak in the people and the place and the love of the missionaries. ❗️We had made new frie... Read more

Youth Mission Trip: Taking the Leap of Faith

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