#Singapore - I remember when I had crippling fears when I quit college and dreamed of going to India even though I didn't have a single clue how I was going to do it. I didn't have and still don't have the money to or that much of experience in the field of missions and children. I had anxiety attacks that would come in the night before I sleep. But God always reassured me when I needed it most. I'm so thankful for God-given friends who encouraged me and supported me and respected my decisions. Thankful for divine meetings with the most unexpected people who also supported me. And that I was how I landed my current half-of-a-dream job (cuz I'm not in India yet 😉) which I love. To work with children is challenging but so meaningful and it's a privilege sowing into their lives. I had doubts about myself as a teacher when I first started out and even after a month in. But it really touches me when my supervisor and operations manager who've been working with many of these kids for years, tell me that I'm good and even welcomed me to come onboard full-time because I'm engrossed with what I do. I love what I do and I'm happy. And so grateful for God's favour. I still have no idea when I'm going to India but I'm waiting and slowly working my way there. #rambles

#Singapore by jvlina - I remember when I had crippling fears when I quit college and dreamed of going to India even though I didn't have a single clue how I was going to do it. I didn't have and still don't have the money to or that much of experience in the field of missions and children. I had anxiety attacks that would come in the night before I sleep. But God always reassured me when I needed it most. I'm so thankful for God-given friends who encouraged me and supported me and respected my decisions. Thankful for divine meetings with the most unexpected people who also supported me. And that I was how I landed my current half-of-a-dream job (cuz I'm not in India yet 😉) which I love. To work with children is challenging but so meaningful and it's a privilege sowing into their lives. I had doubts about myself as a teacher when I first started out and even after a month in. But it really touches me when my supervisor and operations manager who've been working with many of these kids for years, tell me that I'm good and even welcomed me to come onboard full-time because I'm engrossed with what I do. I love what I do and I'm happy. And so grateful for God's favour. I still have no idea when I'm going to India but I'm waiting and slowly working my way there. #rambles