​I began my six months in Kona, Hawaii. For three months I attended class, worship and intercession in Hawaii. I lived in a missions-focused community and had the opportunity to deepen my relationship with God. I was being discipled to live out my faith.
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I then travelled with eight other people to Poipet, Cambodia. We taught English and the bible in a school called Bridge of Hope. Aswell as this we travelled to villages where we visited families, acted out bible stories, played games, and provided simple medical care. We were here for two months. Below you can see some stories.

After my time in Poipet, we took a bus to Phnom Penh where we stayed for ten days. We did more village ministry and bible studies with youth groups, supporting long term missionaries. Finally, we flew to Bankok, Thailand for two weeks for ministry. It was an amazing experience and I hope to do something similar very soon!​

My objective for my time in Colombia was to give the communities we were living with whatever they needed.  My first project was in Bogota, in a community in the ‘invasion’ areas, our objective here was to help with the children’s, youth and any other church groups, we had to emerge ourselves into their church and do whatever was going on, and this varied from home groups to evangelising on the street and bringing new families to our church. We also had a project that was given to us, this was to help improve their school’s sports hall, when we arrived the floors were filthy, the walls were crumbling and the roof was pretty much falling apart. This is how it looked when we were finished… The community were very welcoming, and the Millan Family were amazing and made being away from home so easy.