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Welcome to "Lorelai’s Letters: A Missionary Kid's Journey" – a blog by a young American girl with a unique perspective on life, faith, and adventure. Growing up amid various cultures, this blog offers a firsthand look at the world through the lens of a teenager whose life is anything but ordinary.

Join me as I share my experiences navigating different countries, blending diverse traditions, and embracing the challenges and joys of missionary life. From heartwarming stories of community and faith to the everyday adventures of a teenage girl discovering herself in unfamiliar places, this blog is a tapestry of vibrant cultures, personal growth, and my unwavering belief in my Creator God.

Whether you're curious about missionary work, fascinated by different cultures, or just looking for a fresh, youthful perspective on life, "Lorelai’s Letters" promises to be an inspiring and captivating read. Welcome to my world – a journey of faith, discovery, and the beauty of diversity.

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November Sentiments

After 366 days, I am proud to announce that it has been one year since we moved!

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Clamoring Protests

Here on the island, things are done differently. But this style of protesting is different in an unexpected way.

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Hello!

A new writer emerges…..

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TIMBER

Leaves and sticks flash across our vision followed by the sound of breaking glass. We all look behind us to see a large branch in the grass on the side of the road and glittering shattered glass from the side view mirror.

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Who will tell him?

Meet Edwin! He came to a medical clinic we hosted for the deaf on March 15th. At 7 years old, he spends his days playing at home while his siblings and mother go to school and work. Because he has not been to school, he does not know Spanish or sign language.

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A knock at the door.

When I am anxious about some risky new venture or meeting, I am learning to regularly battle unbelief with one of my most often-used promises, Isaiah 41:10.

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