Noerivera’s Blog

[...] months preparing for. Right now, we have about 300 Passport and World Race participants at training camp here in Georgia. All of them are getting ready to go out onto the mission field in September. [...]

[...] table and shared with her the news...I was going to do this thing called The World Race Training Camp. I would take a week off of work, and pay $1500 dollars to travel to a missions organization [...]

[...] table and shared with her the news...I was going to do this thing called The World Race Training Camp. I would take a week off of work, and pay $1500 dollars to travel to a missions organization [...]

[...]   LEG 3 : JULY Launch : 5 days : (Washington D.C.) Training Camp : 9 days  :   (Mountains of Georgia) I'll be taking a picture at each LEG of this [...]

[...] and be with the Father each day. To be at 'table' with Him. Simply dine with Him, walk the cobblestone streets with Him, shop at La Mercado with Him, get to know the teammates with Him. And from this [...]

[...] house hunting experience I've had over the years. Colorful homes + exquisite doors + cobblestone streets + latin culture + 72 degree sunshine + mopeds + Antigua = a great experience. We followed [...]

[...] packed bags and all of us piled in a van...we left town, bright and early. Departing the cobblestone streets of Antigua, for the windy roads of the countryside. Monday - Wednesday, on the road. A [...]

[...] house hunting experience I've had over the years.  Colorful homes + exquisite doors + cobblestone streets + latin culture + 72 degree sunshine + mopeds + Antigua = a great experience.  We [...]

[...] that the Lord has for all of us. These types of events help tremedously, when living on the mission field. To be able to sit and receive, is a great blessing. And to do it with those we are discipling [...]

[...] at training camp here in Georgia. All of them are getting ready to go out onto the mission field in September. For most of us on staff, training camp is our favorite part of our job. It is [...]

[...]  -  I could only sleep, through tears of exhaustion. Not even wanting to go back to the mission field. In the loneliness of my room in California, after coming off my second missionary journey of [...]

[...] ;-  I could only sleep, through tears of exhaustion. Not even wanting to go back to the mission field. In the loneliness of my room in California, after coming off my second missionary journey of [...]

[...] .org/?filename=drunkeness-as-the-threshing-floors-overflow  - Jamie Smucker, from E squad, shares about the miraculous taking place during one of his first weeks of ministry.  [...]

[...] with this, a short story: I'm here in Phnom Penh, Cambodia as I type this. I took a bus down with E Squad from Siem Reap, in the North, to Phnom Penh, in the south. It was an 8 hour bus ride. Well, as [...]

[...] Natasha Grass, a World Racer on the January 2012 E Squad, is in Kenya with her team this month. She and her teammates witnessed God do something [...]

[...] Natasha Grass, a World Racer on the January 2012 E Squad, is in Kenya with her team this month. She and her teammates witnessed God do something [...]

[...] 2102 Year in Review: (pics below) A year mobilizing young adults in missional living and finding themselves as sons and daughters of God. 16 Squads Trained/ [...]

[...] 2102 Year in Review: (pics below) A year mobilizing young adults in missional living and finding themselves as sons and daughters of God. 16 Squads Trained/ [...]

[...] in the night air. And I sit here and realize, that there’s a house of 10 or so young adults that are living a life surrendered to God, in another country. Some of them are [...]

[...] out 'there.' And yep, it happens here too!  If anything, it's the freedom that these young adults are experiencing. Not themselves living for the world, their flesh, or in evil, but rising up [...]

[...] , Thailand. She was a missionary in Thailand in her 20's, and I was just about to go there to see B squad, one my missionary groups. Out of nowhere, as I'm about to leave, she hands me some rolled up [...]

[...] Check out this video from B Squad 8-Month Debrief. A time of dancing, praise, breakthroughs and unity. There were also times of [...]

[...] prayed for this woman and another and they received healing. Praise God! - Brian Cook, from B squad, became a Christian a year ago while living in Africa. A World Race team on P squad met him, [...]

[...] . It's SO good.   Then on Monday, off to Cambodia, back on Sunday. I'll spend the week with B Squad. I oversee this squad as they are in month 4 of their Missionary journey. This is a time of [...]

[...] for us for the future of this ministry were amazing. And all of this alongside our Guatemalan friends. Leaders in their community, and being discipled to go to the nations. A family of [...]

[...] and went on our first Missions trip with Guatemalans. Kelsey and Angela went with 5 of our Guatemalan friends to Honduras for a week and a half. -We hosted a 3 day leadership retreat, 2 World Race [...]

[...] you help us buy tickets? ...To go and receive refreshment as a staff, and also take our Guatemalan friends as we worship with them, continue to disciple them, and experience more that the Lord has [...]

[...] now. My heart is home in many ways.   I want to share a story with you, to give you a sneak peak into what He is doing right now.   "Now Jesus was at Bethany in the house of Simon [...]

[...] things like healings or demons, things that happen around the world. But this gives us a sneak peak into what happens out 'there.' And yep, it happens here too!  If anything, it's the [...]

[...] now. My heart is home in many ways. I want to share a story with you, to give you a sneak peak into what He is doing right now. "Now Jesus was at Bethany in the house of Simon [...]

[...] China. I was thanking the Lord for the opportunity the whole way through. One of the missionary groups that I oversee, Y - Squad, was having a 4 day debrief after 8 months of being on the [...]

[...] in Thailand in her 20's, and I was just about to go there to see B squad, one my missionary groups. Out of nowhere, as I'm about to leave, she hands me some rolled up bills. I was so [...]

[...] honor, and privilege; The privilege from God that allows me to oversee these missionary groups (and friends:)  that are in need of refreshment, truth, and discipleship from [...]

[...] . This past week, I went back to a new Training Camp. Where twice as many other lost and crazy young adults have signed up for the same journey. To find themselves. To see the world in all of it's [...]

[...] . This past week, I went back to a new Training Camp. Where twice as many other lost and crazy young adults have signed up for the same journey. To find themselves. To see the world in all of it's [...]

[...] , who I’ve adopted as my own. And every few weeks we get a house full of fun loving crazy young adults on their journeys of serving God. So in the mix of the valleys and mountain tops of [...]