The days are coming fast, and before I know it I will be employed by the International Mission Board. I even started packing yesterday….well I thought about it and rearranged my clothes closet.
On October 23rd I will start my eight week training in Rockville, Virginia. I’ve check the temperature averages in that area in November and December and right now I’m more worried about the cold weather there than the heat in the Sub-Sahara region of West Africa. While in Virginia my goal will be to get myself mentally and physically ready for the work God has in store for me. This will entail studying the culture, learning to work effectively with a team, and of course, much time in prayer. Pray that God continues to prepare my heart for His work.
Even though I believe one could never be totally ready for a journey like this, every day I feel more and more ready.
I want to thank all the people from FBC-Corpus Christi that will and have been praying for me. I also want to thank all of my FBC family members that were present at the Sunday evening service Sept 30th to hear me speak about my journey and the Fulakunda people. Sunday, Oct 21st, I will have the opportunity to share with youth at FBC-San Antonio. I look forward to having them as prayer warriors.
I have no idea how often I will be able to make a post. My goal will be to try a least once every ten days or so, but I’m not making any promises, in Virginia or Senegal.
1 Corinthians 10:31-33 Just thought I would share this passage with ya’ll, it’s a good one.
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About Me
- Erik Pieniazek
- My job title is a Pathfinder Survey Coordinator. That means that what I will be doing consists of finding a path, surveying it, and then coordinating it. Obviously, I'll be learning more about my responsibilities over the next few months.
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