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I could feel the excitement coursing

through my body hours before I even

had to leave for the airport to meet up

with the rest of the team. We were all

going together in one body of Christ to

Dominican Republic. There were 29 of

us, in which 13 were non-adults, mean-

ing elementary, middle, high, and col-

lege. Only some of us were passable at

Spanish, myself included. However,

that did not stop us from readying

ourselves for a hard but fun and en-

lightening trip to the poor country of

Dominican Republic.

Our main theme was prayer. Even be-

fore the start of the trip, although we

practiced Spanish gospel songs and ba-

sic Spanish, the s and all the adults

emphasized that prayer was really the

only powerful tool we were taking on

that trip. Without prayer, we were pow-

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of Dominican Republic. Personally, I

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pleasing to His eye, although later we found

out his plan for us was not for us to contrib-

ute greatly in aiding the missionaries with

physical work.

So with that mindset, we arrived in Do-

minican Republic at 11pm, and I was at once

blasted with warm, sticky Dominican air. I

had been expecting it, but was still repulsed

by the humidity, something I try to avoid at

all costs. But I had to think positively, and

honestly, the first positive thought that ven-

tured into my mind was hey, sweating helps

you lose weight. We were at once greeted

by a cluster of tall, dark, muscular Domini-

can church members. At once I noted how

friendly these people were to us, although

we were mere strangers. The group was

deadly tired, but the Dominican people in

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the back of the bus were very cheerful, and

as soon as they started singing, even songs

that we had so diligently learned, we could

not resist the urge to sing along.

Over the next week, sweat and rain became

my best friends. But that did not stop me

from bonding with the other youth group

from Canada or the native Dominican Re-

publican people at the church. Each and ev-

ery day the one thing I could not help but

notice was how amazingly nice and friendly

the Dominicans were. It was definitely a les-

son I planned on learning throughout the

stay with them. If you broke the ice with a

simple hola, hello in Spanish, they would

immediately smile and say hello back. Every

smile charmed me and although I could not

remember all their names, they were very

patient in reminding me over and over.

One thing I must mention, the food was de-

licious. I could even say it was better than

some Ive tasted here in the United States.

And those who were serving the meals in-

sisted that we took and ate a lot! They were

almost insulted if we did not! It was real-

ly enlightening to see their desire to serve

on a constant basis. One time I came late

to lunch and a friend I had made called

me over as I got into line at the back and

pulled me over to the front and insisted I

receive the meal first. I was f lattered and

impressed at the same time. All of them

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must have been incredibly hungry after a morn-

ing of hard work, but uniformly agreed I could,

no, should go before them. If I asked any one of

them for help, they were more than willing to

do so. While back home sometimes I would sulk

around grumbling inside about why I had to do

so much for others, they were so thankful for

so little, and even so, so willing to serve Christ

and their brothers and

sisters in Christ.

Water was a prob-

lem. The water supply

would run out very

quickly, and there were

29 of us and the Can-

ada group that needed

to shower at least every

day. This restricted us

to 2 minute showers

and sometimes the

water would not come

out. We were constantly filling up a huge black

bucket with water when the water did come out,

so we would be able to use the water later. In

the girls bathroom there was only one shower

stall with a curtain to share with the 15 girls of

our Bethany group and about 8 of the Canada

group. It was a good thing it poured every day,

because the Canada group was able to show us

how to put the rain to good use. At first, we were

reluctant to try it, but one by one we ventured

out into the rain and reveled in the cold, refresh-

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It was great fun and everyone got a freezing

rain-shower. It became a daily routine.

We visited various churches that were a sort of

extension of the main church we were staying

at, and had a chance to view the streets and the

normal life of the Dominican Republicans.

What I saw while out in the streets rendered

me speechless. Naked children playing in the

streets of mud and trash, stopping to stare at

the strange group of Asians making their way

toward them, tin houses not even the size of

a US single house living room, the unbeliev-

able amount of trash. We are truly spoiled.

I realized that moment that there cannot be

a country more spoiled than us. Watching a

child smile radiantly upon receiving a single

piece of candy made my heart ache. They are

so thankful, for so little.

I was also able to experience the power of

prayer and Gods miracle through a near-death

experience. Due to another rainy day, we de-

cided to go to the market. It had continued to

rain very hard while we were admiring all the

goods of the Dominican Republic, and on the

way back to the church, the rain never ceased.

Then suddenly the bus lurched forward and

I glanced out the window. The first thought

that came to mind was Why are we driving

straight into a river?! and later found out that

it was actually a road, so f looded with rain that

it had created a river. Thoughts of death did

not enter my mind at the moment, but later

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I realized that we had been truly stuck.

The engine was smoking the wheels

were turning but we werent going any-

where. The bus was slowly starting to tilt

but the f low of the water was only getting

stronger. Then suddenly the bus lurched

forward and as I

looked back I could

see a large red truck

behind us that had

pushed the bus out.

Relief f looded me

as we safely crossed

to the other side.

God had sent his

angels to save all of

us. It was the first

miracle I ever expe-

rienced.

Due to daily downpours, we were only

able to help out with VBS and evange-

lizing on the first day, but that did not

hinder our growing relationships with

the Dominicans. As the Canada group

expressed to us, it was strange that as

soon as we arrived in Dominican Re-

public, it started raining non-stop. Every

day we woke up before the sun did to the

sound of rain pounding on the roof of

our dorm, and got soaked running to the

sanctuary for early morning prayer, most

of us still half asleep. Confined by the

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activities every day as we planned to, but in

the end we concluded that this was not some-

thing God had planned for us. Every time the

rain ceased, we would prepare ourselves to

go out and recruit the local kids, but a heavy

downpour would catch us while we were still

on the streets. But because of this, we were

able to spend so much more time with the

Dominicans helping out at the church we

were staying at, and were able to learn about

their lifestyles and beliefs and interests.

I believe God intended us to learn and grow

from what we observed more than focus on

doing VBS. I felt like He was telling us that

we cannot help unless we know and can em-

pathize. During the last worship, my eyes

were finally opened and I was awed to see

how God was working among the Domini-

can Republic people. Perhaps next year if He

gives us the wonderful chance to reach out to

the Dominican Republicans once again, we

may be able to do much more. Whether we go

or not, this mission trip was greatly enlight-

ening and opened my eyes to so many more

aspects of peoples lives around the world. I

am so thankful to the pastor working there,

the Canada group that helped us adjust, and

the such welcoming Dominican Republicans

we worked with for making this such a suc-

cessful mission trip, although we did not do

much physically. I am especially thankful to

God for such a blessed and wonderful oppor-

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I came into the Wisconsin mission trip with no

idea what to expect, only an eager heart to go

somewhere different. Honestly, I had no idea

what was going on during the months after I

signed up, but I didnt really mind. But because

my friends who were going to other missions

trips were training everyday early in the morn-

ing during summer while I felt like our church

was all last minute, I had a feeling that this

wasnt that big of a deal.

But I was pleasantly surprised from the very

first sending off service. I was brought to tears

that night as God reminded me that passion

was still alive among the youth, as all 300 of

them unashamedly worshipped God with no

restraint. The DC metropolitan area has been

plagued with complacency and indifference

for God and its been a difficult fight trying to

maintain passion myself. I was truly humbled

as God showed me that He is bigger than the

air I breathe in Maryland.

The day before leaving Maryland, I remember

checking weather.com as I was deciding what

clothes to pack. It said that Red Cliff, WI will

have cold thunderstorms Monday-Wednesday.

So I shrugged and packed some sweats and

a jacket. However, on the bus, men-

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ruin our activities, so we prayed for the rain to

stop. And praise God, because we had beauti-

ful weather the whole time we were there. This

was one thing I was blessed with this mission:

the power of prayer. Ive honestly never seen a

youth this size all earnestly praying out with no

embarrassment; I was so humbled and encour-

aged to continue a sincere prayer life.

When we got to Red Cliff, the nearly untouched

forests and glimmering lake captivated my

eyes and I was in awe of Gods creation. The

more and more we toured the reservation, the

better I could picture the injustice and heart-

break these Native Americans must have gone

through all those years ago.

These people who especially marveled at the

beauty of creation, more than any of us, knew

how to appreciate nature and their land only to

be slaughtered away from it. Its so ironic how

a nation that worships freedom and indepen-

dence put these people in boxes and stripped

them from their liberty and identity. Thats why

it broke my heart when I met the kids there in

Red Cliff. In the midst of this unthinkable his-

tory, they were so lively with such pure eyes.

Their roots and heritages were ripped out and

identities broken, yet they were so willing to

love us and be our friends. My heart broke for

them as so many of them told me they had more

than 5 siblings from different parents. My heart

broke when I saw the lost eyes among some of

the older Native Americans. Even with Christ,

even with an identity, I had a hard time figur-

ing out my purpose in the world. I could only

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imagine the pain of having no root to cling to

and always searching to find something worth

living for. God gave me this heart to serve and

reach out to them. It is so unjust that these an-

glo saxon Europeans came and trampled on

the Natives lands in the name of our God and

forced them to convert to Christianity.

During our first worship in Chicago, God

gave me a vision. Whenever I closed my eyes

I saw hundreds of wide open hands reaching

and waving upwards that turned into waving

branches. I continually saw this throughout the

week. Those hands were those of Native Ameri-

cans reaching for something in their lives but

through God their uprooted identities will be

rooted in Christ as He will be the vine and they

his branches.

I was so blessed when I heard that girls tes-

timony of Isaiah 61 because this is our vision

(paraphrased): The Lord has anointed me to

bestow on them the oil of gladness instead of

mourning, the garment of praise instead of a

spirit of despairThey will rebuild the ancient

ruins and restore the places long devastated;

they will renew the ruined cities that have

been devastated for generations. Aliens will

shepherd your flocks; foreigners will work your

fields and vineyards. Amen. And we will be

the foreigners who work Gods vineyards and

root them to Christ.

I think during this missions I received more

than I gave and I hope that I will bring the mis-

sion field back home and continually live as

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