Sharita is HOME!! And I have a question for mission people.?

Kenya · Postby **Kenya** » December 7th, 2008, 5:35 pm

More details later....she's great and sold on missions!

RamboPreacher · Postby **RamboPreacher** » December 8th, 2008, 6:15 am

Kenya wrote:More details later....she's great and sold on missions!

great to have her back.
now... TTIUWP

paul · Postby **paul** » December 8th, 2008, 6:44 am

Kenya wrote:More details later....she's great and sold on missions

Of course...what else is there. :lol:

Kenya · Postby **Kenya** » December 8th, 2008, 8:46 am

Okay, while we are on topic of missions, what are some good options for her to study in college for this field?? Something that could sustain her financially while being able to work in the mission field also? She has decided to go to the local community college here in town to save money (she's giving up a long time plan to play soccer in college for a higher calling into the mission ministry) but doesn't have a clue what to pursue as a major. She's going to need a skill to make a living while at the same time using her talents to minister. Any advice??

paul · Postby **paul** » December 8th, 2008, 9:08 am

Kenya wrote:Okay, while we are on topic of missions, what are some good options for her to study in college for this field?? Something that could sustain her financially while being able to work in the mission field also? She has decided to go to the local community college here in town to save money (she's giving up a long time plan to play soccer in college for a higher calling into the mission ministry) but doesn't have a clue what to pursue as a major. She's going to need a skill to make a living while at the same time using her talents to minister. Any advice??

Education especially teaching english as a second language. Nursing or any area of medical field. If she knows what area she want to go to, learing that language would open many doors for her.

Generally most of her trade skills will need to be used working with a recognized groups already in place. Work permit visa are more difficult to obtain. But there are many organizations that will pay for her service if she is trained.

I am very happy for Sharita. It is a blessing to see young people being impacted to serve Christ.

fezzik · Postby **fezzik** » December 8th, 2008, 9:35 am

Kenya wrote:Okay, while we are on topic of missions, what are some good options for her to study in college for this field?? Something that could sustain her financially while being able to work in the mission field also? She has decided to go to the local community college here in town to save money (she's giving up a long time plan to play soccer in college for a higher calling into the mission ministry) but doesn't have a clue what to pursue as a major. She's going to need a skill to make a living while at the same time using her talents to minister. Any advice??

Nursing
Optometry
Dentistry
English Teacher (ESOL)
Civil Engineer (water resources, structures, roads)

Pastor Bill · Postby **Pastor Bill** » December 9th, 2008, 5:54 am

I bet you all are so proud!

Have her consider Berea, cost wise, she'd probably be about the same or maybe less than the community college, plus she can get a 4 year degree, and play soccer.

There is also many classes on sustainability and resource management that could help in many areas. (Major, Minor or just add a few classes to familiarize herself with things).

rjjunior · Postby **rjjunior** » December 9th, 2008, 9:19 am

Don't underestimate soccer as playing a role in her missions involvement, either. Sports are an excellent international language.

Jude 2