The days, weeks and months are flying by. I can't believe how we're already in June?! For the past seven weeks I've been mostly in the "bush" without internet access, so it's taken a while for this post to be published. We've eaten turtles, grilled chicken hearts and chicken intestines. We've witnessed God heal, the Holy Spirit lead us and...
The "Keep Safe" program has officially started and wow, what a journey it has been! We received the final approval from the government on Friday, March 21st. On Monday, March 24th, we were already visiting the first two schools. Over the past three weeks, we have visited 21 different schools on and around the main island of Efate. We have...
Time flies and we are already in March. The last few months have really flown by as I have had my hands full with various tasks 24/7. Among other things, I have managed to turn 25 years ols and led an outreach team from New Zealand. On January 11th I picked up 12 DTS students and a leader from...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Hi! It's been over a month since the last update, and it's about time to post a new one. It's been a really eventful month where we've been working hard to further develop the "Keep Safe" program. We've actually come so far that it was time for me to go to the government to present our work and apply for...
It's actually only been a little over two weeks since I arrived in Vanuatu, yet it feels like I've been here a long time. The days are full of new impressions, linguistic misunderstandings and lots of laughter. But I really love it! I've had to learn how to drive here. It is completely different from Norway, where you actually follow...
The days fly by and I've already been in New Zealand for 3.5 weeks. I have been lucky enough to take part in a leadership training course at the YWAM base, also called Pacific Reach. Together with four others we have received good teaching, participated in several discussions and had our own study time to read different books. I am...
Oh dear! I can't believe that I've actually left Norway. For the first time I left my homeland with tears in my eyes. Despite a clear call from God and a great eagerness to start the work in Vanuatu, it was still hard to say goodbye. I have traveled away from home to other countries far away many times...
For a long time I have struggled to accept that this is where God is calling me. To a country that has an excessively high humidity, way to many insects and high level of spiritual warfare. Fortunately, God has worked in my heart and I can now say that I am eager to start the work in Vanuatu. However, I...