Thoughts of Experimental and Faithful .........

A compiled Diary from a Christian and his experiences in life. Currently working for the charity Mercy Ships in Newcastle, UK. I'll hopefully be in Ghana in December on the Africa Mercy. Pop by, have a read and enjoy. If you have ever done Djing parkour youthwork or urban mission you may also find information that you might like.

Thursday, May 03, 2007

Old update from First April 07!

Well this is the end of my second week at YWAM Perth, Australia.
Yes I am now in Australia, I have been meaning to update you guys sooner - well since Christmas but I lost my list of email addresses for you all and I was also in such a massive "I really don't have a clue what I am doing or where I am that I can't update you as I don't know whats going on myself!"

So yeah for those that don't know, or haven't checked my blogs or myspace pages - I am doing a Discipleship Training Course at the Youth With A Mission base on the West coast of Australia. Basically I was asked by Mercy Ships to complete a DTS to continue with working for Mercy Ships.

So yeah now I find myself in the lovely Australia climate amongst a massive mix of Aussies, Americans and Canadians on the biggest YWAM base in Australia. Australia is a pretty cool country, I am finding and their national sport (Aussie Rules Football) is a pretty amazing sport - it is always on TV here.I have had one week of lectures so far, and intense would be one word of describing my experiences so far! There is a lot of hard work to be done whilst I am here - I have a journal to complete at the end of every week telling of everything I have learnt that previous week and how I an use that to impact the society around me!

Just one last thing to write about my time here before I tell the exciting news about the Africa Mercy. I got to see Koalas and Kangaroos today!!! yeah!! they were pretty cool and I'll hopefully stick some photos on my blog of them soon.Right the Africa Mercy - it has sailed!!!! Yeah it's true. It went on Sea Trails last week and succeeded so it will be hopefully sailing to Africa in 4/5 weeks - with out me (obviously!). It has moved to a different dock and is now not restricted to the old shipyard and their rules - which means everyone is moving onboard and everything seems to be going great!

So that's a bit of a drastic update - probably what most of you weren't expecting but hey - my life is always full of strange changes.

Cheers People

And look out for my next email about what I am up to in Australia

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