2 Days left!

Ciao! (Yes, they use this not only in Italy but in the Balkan's too!)

Wow, just 2 days left in Sarajevo. We leave this Sunday morning for Markarska, a beach town in Croatia. Unfortunately, the bus takes 6 hours to arrive in Markarska with many stops along the way to either pick people up in small mountain towns or to drop them off, or to stop at a little cafe for a coffee break. This will definitely be interesting, especially because the weather is scorching hot and you can imagine how wonderful the non-AC bus will smell when we arrive :)

The past two weeks have been wonderfully exhausting. We have celebrated Kelly's birthday, have traveled to a beautiful park in Sarajevo, Vrlo Bosna, and have walked many miles all over the city to see our new friends. I have had some awesome conversations about the Lord with both my new friends from Bosnia and my friends that are on my team. I know that I will be leaving here with many seeds planted and I will continue to pray that there will be fruit from the work my team and I have done. Fortunately, we have seen some visibal work done in the city in that we helped repair benches and beautify one of the parks here in Sarajevo. A couple reporters came to the park and interviewed our project director, so hopefully we will see some more name recognition with Svaki Student in the months to come!

I know that I will be processing my time here over the rest of this summer, as I have definitely learned much about myself and God! I have grown so much in my relationship with our Lord and am excited to see what he is going to reveal to me over the next few months about where He wants me to go after I graduate UF. Please pray for safe travels with our team in the coming week and that the seeds that our team planted here will multiply into a larger body of Christ here in Sarajevo!

Ciao, Ciao!

With Love,
Megan

p.s. Happy Father's Day to all you Dads!

"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." - Romans 8:28