Happy Fall Partners!
I love Fall because it’s a beautiful reminder of what’s always happening behind the scenes! God created such a beautiful cycle of new beginnings, growth, color changes and rest in the 4 seasons and it’s a reminder to us all about the cycles of life.
I often feel that things with Give Amore are stagnant. I can feel that they aren’t growing or aren’t growing fast enough…but then. But then, I’m reminded that when something seems to be buried it’s actually planted and soon blooms and growth is coming.
That’s what’s happening in various cycles and seasons of Give Amore. I’ve fully released this ministry to God. It’s His. I’m just a willing vessel to be the pass through and the voice for our brothers and sisters across the globe. It’s His to continue or to stop. And, once again when I felt that things were buried, He resurrected new life!
There’s been so much goodness happening! One day last month, I received a general donation. Later that day, the team messaged me that there was a school infested with jiggers and could we do a jigger removal clinic (even though we haven’t done any in a long while). I asked how much it would cost. Guess what? It was the EXACT amount that had just been donated! I call that a LOVE NUGGET from God! A reminder HE is in control! So, that’s what you’ll see in this newsletter…all the reminders that God is in the midst of stirring hearts and compassion to change the world and make it more like heaven.
I am ever grateful for our partners in health and hope. I pray God stirs in someone’s heart to join me in Kenya next year. I’m desperate to get back and trusting God will bring me the perfect partner(s) to travel with and be the hands and feet of Jesus in Kenya. PS: I’m my best version of myself in Kenya. It’s truly a beautiful place and experience! Please message me if you want to know more!
Please read on for hope and encouragement of how we ARE making a difference!
God bless,
Christa Horst
Founding Director
Give Amore
“When God’s people are in need, be ready to help them. Always be eager to practice hospitality.
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