Rolling With Faith

Arizona felt a little bit like coming home.We pulled into Kaibab National Forest close to midnight, so we really had no idea what our campsite looked like until we woke up the next morning. We were boondocking, which meant no electricity, water, or sewer hookups. Just us, the RV, the pine trees, and everything we had brought with us.And it was beautiful.After being on the road, ...

A New Role and a New Opportunity This September, I’ll be returning to Malawi, and I couldn’t be more excited!This trip will be especially meaningful because I’ve stepped into a new role with Giving Basics  as the Student Sponsorship Coordinator for incoming freshmen and new students. I’ll have the privilege of meeting this year’s incoming students, spending time with them, and...

We Almost Missed the Best Part of New MexicoFor years, New Mexico was simply the state we drove through. Now, to be fair, we did visit White Sands National Park and the Carlsbad Caverns once, and it remains some of the most unique places we’ve ever explored. (I’ll link that adventure HERE if you’d like to read about it!) But aside from White Sands and the Caverns, New

We Came for the Mountains, But Left With So Much More There are places you visit because they’re beautiful. Then there are places that somehow slow your soul down. For us, Colorado was both. As we crossed into the Arkansas River Valley, towering mountains surrounded us while the river twisted alongside the highway.We had several steep 7% grades ahead of us, and honestly, thi...