Aisha's Journey

This month has flown by, so many things have happened, it's impressive to spend time and reflect on it all. For those of you just joining us, please take a few minutes to read this post . It explains a little on what I am preparing for and might answer some of your questions. FIU Volunteering It's been exciting to be back on campus and volunteer with the InterVarsity Chapter at FIU! As expected, the beginning of the semester was hectic and full of meeting and talking with new students on campus. We were able to do tabling for freshman students before the semester began and took a few hours during the first week of classes to prayer walk around campus.  We had initially wanted to schedule a table and show our IV pictures and gifts but weren't able to find an open spot. What at first seemed like a limitation, became our gateway to more personal conversations and to gain a new perspective on a campus we can easily overlook. Thank you God for the time we prayed for our...

Hi there! Just wanted to create a Q&A that briefly explains the changes I have been experiencing this recent year. I hope this is helpful for you and if you have more questions, please comment below and I'll answer them! Did you find a job out of the country? Yes and no. I am working with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship which is officially a non-profit organization in the US. However, I will be working as a Link staff sent to Chile for 2 years. Seems like you were traveling a lot this year, is it all related? Yes it is related! Towards the end of 2018 I was able to go to Urbana Missions conference where I learned about the Link ministry of InterVarsity. Before going to Urbana I had planned a trip to Chile to spend time with family. It was after this trip that I saw the way God was connecting the dots and inviting me to participate in the work happening in Chile. Once I began the application and was accepted to Link, I went to a 2 week training in Madison, WI. A ...