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Mahal Kita
July 26 2009 / ShareHim in Philippines A, Jun. 5 - Jun. 20 '09 #373by Kelsey Workman
Personal Testimony of Kelsey Workman.
Mahal Kita were the last words I said to the friends I made with the locals in the Philippines. It's amazing how three weeks can change a person’s life. Mahal Kita means I love you in Tagalog, the official language of the Philippines. I made great friends whose kindness and friendship touched my heart. That feeling will never go away.
Each of the people I worked with played a part in making the crusade a success. I was very fortunate to have my brother, Gil, come along to give my health talks. It was his first missionary trip and I'm glad I got to experience it with him.
I want to offer a huge thank you to ShareHim for giving us the opportunity to share the Lord with others. I was, like most of the people who go through ShareHim, inexperienced in preaching. I wanted to challenge myself into doing something I'd never consider doing. When you put yourself out there, it just shows how the Lord can work in your life.
Each of the people I worked with played a part in making the crusade a success. I was very fortunate to have my brother, Gil, come along to give my health talks. It was his first missionary trip and I'm glad I got to experience it with him.
I want to offer a huge thank you to ShareHim for giving us the opportunity to share the Lord with others. I was, like most of the people who go through ShareHim, inexperienced in preaching. I wanted to challenge myself into doing something I'd never consider doing. When you put yourself out there, it just shows how the Lord can work in your life.