Hey yall!

I have a little life update to share—and some exciting news about my next steps with the World Race! But before I dive into all of that, I wanted to start with a quick highlight from this past month…

I just got back from my senior trip to Jamaica with my best friend, and what an unforgettable experience! in Jamaica we went to beaches, rode on ATV’s and saw bioluminescence water; the food, and people were amazing!! I am so grateful for the experience and for ending high school with such great memories. 

Now, onto the big news.

As some of you know, I’m preparing for a nine-month journey with the World Race. Originally, I had a specific route lined up, but due to a shortage of staff and volunteers, there have been some changes. I’ll now be traveling to Eswatini, Malaysia, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, and honestly, I couldn’t be more excited.

These places hold something deeply meaningful for me. I believe God is calling me into something deeper in this season, and I’m ready to step into it.

One of the reasons I feel especially called to this new route is my background. I attended a dual-immersion school growing up where everything was taught in Spanish. I’ve been fluent since fifth grade, and while I always knew being bilingual was a gift, I didn’t fully realize just how powerfully God could use it in missions. Serving in Spanish-speaking countries like Guatemala and Nicaragua feels like a full-circle moment—one that I believe God’s been preparing me for all along.

Though the route has changed, the mission remains the same; to serve, to learn, to grow, and to spread the love of Jesus wherever I go.

Right now, I leave in 68 days and I’m about 35% funded, and I’m trusting God to provide the rest. If you feel led to give—whether financially, through prayer, or simply by staying connected, I’d be incredibly grateful. Every bit of support means more than you know.

Thank you all so much for walking alongside me in this journey. Your encouragement and prayers have been such a blessing. I love y’all, and I can’t wait to keep sharing what God is doing.