Week 70: peacin out


 This week contained a lot of goodbyes and a lot of food. I will be headed to Munich for my last transfer and will be training again and I'm very excited! Kinda wild that it will be the beginning of the end. I honestly can't wrap my head around it! 





Looking back at my time here is very humbling. I have been shown so many situations where all I could do was simply be there. It has really shown me that this is the Lord's



work and we are simply here to let him use us. Talking has always been something I love and probably do too much and it has just been amazing to take a step back and let the spirit go to work. God has a way of doing his work and I'm very grateful that he trusts me enough to help him with it! The people of Switzerland have a special place in my heart and I'm very grateful that God has let me love them. I needed to be here and see and learn the things I have and I am forever grateful. God is truly so good and I am grateful for his help everyday. I know that he is by us every step of the way. I know we are here to love his children. I know that he has a plan and it's a perfect one. I trust him with everything I got and invite you to do the same. 








Psalms 91:2

I need to pack so don't got much else but I love you guys and hope you all have an amazing week!

Adieu! (That's how they say bye in Switzerland and I always think they're saying my name haha)
-sis hunt

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