12 mai 2011

Tout le monde, 


This lady hasn't blogged in quite a while, but that doesn't mean her life has been on pause. Quite the contrary. This young woman has been letting her Lord lead her to all ends of the earth, meeting an array of humans with a vast variety of interests, passions, and ideals. 


She's grown.


She's been to Southeast Asia, Eureka Springs, Collinsville, Broken Arrow, Muskogee, Tulsa, and of course, Tahlequah. She will be travelling again this weekend to Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and then on to Norman.


This lady has learn to love and still learning to be loved. Her passions for people have increased twofold, threefold, and still exponentially growing.


News she has to share consists of an internship at the BCM as a Utility Intern. It is a scholarship opportunity. The requirements for this position are for the position to be filled by a woman called to the field of ministry, which leads this story to a new page.


Haley has been called to serve her Lord with her life, just as we all have, but specifically to those people around the world that have never heard His name. 


A story she wants to share is one of a lady she met in Southeast Asia. Her name was Mary. She and Haley became great friends. They chatted quite a bit and she asked Mary if she had ever heard of Jesus before. Her response was "Yes, everyone must hear of him at least once if they attend a university".
Wow.
So she proceeded to ask Mary if she would like to hear about Jesus. Mary was ecstatic, and replied "yes". So She shared of how Jesus walked on water and how he fed the five thousand. Mary's response was "Wow, he is so generous and amazing!"


Mary asked if she could have a copy of the good book, and Haley was able to provide her a copy in her own language. Mary couldn't have been in better spirits.


Through email correspondence, the two friends have kept up with each other. And each time Mary responds, she always mentions of the joy her good book brings her and thanks Haley.


Mary has become her inspiration, for she realized that she could have very easily been Mary, not knowing who Jesus is and what he did for us all. This now is her motivation each morning as the night pushes up the day. There are Marys here in America, and who are we to discriminate who should hear the gospel and who shouldn't? How is it our gift to give or to not give? 


If you had the most prized material possession on the planet, would you not be telling others about it? And if it was available to others, would you SURELY not be informing them how they might be allowed access to such a treasure?


These are all ponderings that shape Haley's thoughts daily, and she is very excited to be able to share them freely with you.