um... fail?

so, i come home on saturday... and this is the first time i've been able to update my blog. hah, definite fail!

if i had to choose one word to describe this trip.... amazing.

ireland is such a beautiful country. i love the people, their accents, their slang, the scenery, the food, the style. everything about it is amazing.

we did tons of performances in the city square of londonderry, northern ireland. in the first performance, alexis and i talked to two older women. and they said that everyone in ireland is catholic, so they sent us to the wrong country. it was very discouraging. but i thought about it. and after being there even longer, i realized how untrue that is. there is such a huge battle between the protestants and catholics in ireland that they don't necessarily care about the relationship with God, but they just label themselves. alot of them are "spiritual" or "religious" in that they follow the rules of the church and "pray everyday", but they aren't really saved and they don't have that relationship with God.

it's been amazing to work with these people. in londonderry, we helped 13 people come to Christ. i'm not sure of the number for skerries, but we helped lead a good amount of teenagers to Him. and even if some of them said no, you could still see that hunger in their eyes and the desire to know more and that let us know that we planted a seed.

we learned that successful witnessing is - taking the initiative to share Jesus Christ with the power of the Holy Spirit and leaving the results up to God. and that's exactly what we did.

i'm gonna have to get off of here now.

i'll see you all soon enough.

I LOVE YOU!

-Chelsea Lynn-

i am...

-deeply loved by God

-completely forgiven

-fully pleasing

-powerfully equipped

-totally accepted

-AND COMPLETE IN CHRIST!