I am now a resident of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. I live with 3 other wonderful roomates in a beautiful apartment in town. I work about twenty minutes from my home at a place called Gateway Rehabilitation Center as a full-time evening counselor. It is wonderful and so difficult all at the same time. But one thing I can say is, God is good. :)

Sunday, February 05, 2006



This is some of my family the last night I spent with them..thursday night. It was a good night overall, and I took them all out in front of the house to give them their gifts for being so hospitable. if you can tell, 2 of them are wearing Geneva shirts...they just loved it..From the left of the picture is Alice, an aunt, my sister tina, my brother stanley, sister liz, mama, some lady i don't know, and the two boys, enoch and david are in the front of the pic. We had a good last night, but just to tell you honestly, i think I've come to an interesting conclusion. Towards the end, i feel like my sister liz and I got close..at least I feel she saw me as more than a muzungu, but I don't think the rest did, even though they were so hospitable and nice. And, I'm not upset about it all. I asked the Lord for a learning experience and I got it...i learned soooo much by being with them and asking them questions, and doing really awkward things and feeling very frustrated at times...all these provided so much learning from me, and I'm very thankful for that, even if it was hard at times. I do love my family and will probably visit them when I can, but they are a 45 minute walk from campus, so we'll see. Anyways, thanks so much for your prayers cause I know so many were praying for me and that the Lord would teach me through this homestay time, so thank you. Now, these next pictures and postings you have to start at the bottom one with the picture of the river...if you don't start there, it may get confusing. Oh, and one more thing...if you read my blog, please comment on it, even if it's a small comment, cause I LOVE to read what you think or just how you are doing, ok? Thanks for those of you who have commented...your encouragement uplifts my soul!! love you all!!!!

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am glad you have experienced a wide verity of cultural morays. Some you may want to adapt into what you do at home. My personal favorite is … bowing down to elders. Say, does that apply to uncles? I’m thinking so.

Seriously, God will use your experience. Just look at Paul in the NT. God has given you a blessing by allowing you to see the other parts of the body of Christ. At the same time you get to minister to others.

We are praying for you.

11:18 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Megan this blog this is awesome! I'm so glad you're keeping people informed how you're doing, and how to pray for you. And your stories are great too, haa :) I can't even imagine how challenging it must be to experience a new culture, you are so brave! Love you lots, Sam and I are praying.

12:51 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nicole just sent me your blog addy.... this looks amazing! i will be praying for you!
-Lindsay Moore

6:29 PM

 
Blogger The_Scotts said...

MEGGY...have you seen Meggy...I can't find you in this picture ;) I just thought of a funny comparison...me sitting in on a family portrait of Jason's family...HAHA! Love you! I'm so glad you're being blessed and that God is working to open your eyes to those things you asked Him to reveal.

1:18 PM

 

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