Everyday Beautiful

To conclude the Troubadour DTS outreach, we arrived in Namiba. Two of the students from the class came from Namibia: Marc from Windheok, the capital city where we would be staying and ministering, and Eitienne had spent time on the YWAM base in Windheok! All ready to go for about 15 hours of driving. Being packing in close quarters continually throughout the outreach forced us to learn to be both a family and team. Welcome to YWAM Windheok! YWAM's Windheok base is located in a natural reserve, so the landscape is stunning. Mountains surround the base and lots of animals live in the area. We saw baboons, warthogs (both common sightings), kudus, and a variety of birds. A leopard or two lived in the area, but we thankfully did not have an encounter. One of the first evenings, we took a hike up one of the smaller peaks and watched the sunset. Accepted spikes and all He felt nails piercing My spikes aren't nothing but cannot scare Him off He is the only Lord who will embrace a cactu