Remix

We’ve been busy with our student association, continuing our English classes and organizing community events like dinners and game nights! Remix is an incredible opportunity to reach the campus for Christ—to be a witness to the Gospel among students who may never have met another Christian in their lifetime.

Through Remix, we seek to extend Christ-centered hospitality, creating a space where students don’t have to be perfect but can encounter the transforming grace of Jesus. Our desire is to make students our neighbors and, by God’s grace, welcome them into His family. We pray that through our friendships and love, they will see the image of God reflected in us.

Please continue to pray for Remix and for the students who step into our spaces—that their hearts would be open to the love of Christ!

Pilgrim

Refuge

Spain

Young Life

I’m excited to be serving again with Young Life in Grenoble in 2025, especially in the kitchen alongside other student leaders. It’s a great way to connect with friends, serve the students, and practice my French.

Most high school and middle school students who attend Young Life are often the only Christians in their entire schools. That’s why it’s so important to create a space where they can not only grow in their relationship with God but also be equipped to share the message of Jesus in places we don’t have direct access to, like their schools.

Please continue to pray for these teenagers—that they would grow in their relationship with Christ and boldly share their faith in their schools.

Serving at Pilgrim has been an incredible opportunity to extend Christ-centered hospitality while partnering with 24/7 Prayer, a global movement that seeks to revive the Church and bring spiritual awakening through continuous, united prayer. 24/7 Prayer was born out of a longing to see God move in spiritually dry places, and it has sparked revival in communities around the world by calling believers to relentless intercession and radical mission.

This weekend, we are gathering for a prayer night, joining our voices to seek God’s presence and cry out for His Spirit to move in France. Prayer is the foundation of every spiritual awakening—it prepares hearts, fuels mission, and invites God’s power into places that desperately need Him. In a nation where so many have never encountered Jesus, we believe that persistent, unified prayer will awaken hearts and bring transformation.

Please pray for those who come into Pilgrim who do not yet have a relationship with Jesus. Pray that opportunities will arise to share the Gospel and be a witness to His love. We also ask for prayer that Pilgrim continues to be a safe place for people to rest, build friendships, and encounter the presence of God in ways they never have before. May our hospitality reflect the heart of Christ and open doors for many to step into His grace!

La Tour du Pin

I recently had one of my final trainings with AGWM in Spain, and it was such an incredible experience! It’s always amazing to connect with missionaries from all over Europe—over 200 of us gathered, each serving in different ministries across the continent. I had the opportunity to get close with other single women my age, serving in similar ministries in Spain and Greece. It’s so refreshing to be surrounded by people who understand both the challenges and joys of life in ministry, even when those experiences are in different parts of the world.

I am beyond grateful for my organization, Assemblies of God World Missions (AGWM), and the way they prioritize investing in and training missionaries. One of the most common questions I get is about my safety and emotional well-being, and I can confidently say that I am 100% cared for. My leaders have gone above and beyond to ensure I am supported in every way, and their commitment to my well-being means the world to me. I feel incredibly blessed to be part of AGWM, and I look forward to serving with them for a lifetime

Once a month, I have the privilege of serving at a church plant in La Tour-du-Pin, a town about an hour outside of Grenoble. Though this church was established only a year ago, it has already become a powerful testament to God’s faithfulness, and it’s been incredible to witness His hand at work in this growing community. During my time there, I assist with children’s ministry, helping with crafts and supporting the leader in whatever way is needed. This has not only been a meaningful way to serve but also a great opportunity to immerse myself in French culture and grow in my language skills.

Please keep the congregation and pastors in your prayers—that God would continue to strengthen and bless this young church. It is an honor to be part of this ministry, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve and witness what God is doing in La Tour-du-Pin!

I also had an amazing time volunteering at La Tour-du-Pin’s Marché de Noël! It was a perfect opportunity to connect with the community and hand out flyers for a children’s event. And to top it all off—I even got to be the mascot! What a fun and unforgettable experience! 

Serving at Le Refuge in Grenoble has been such a privilege. This church is more than just a place of worship—it’s a family, a refuge for people seeking authentic community and a deeper relationship with Jesus. Le Refuge exists to be a beacon of hope in the city, providing a space where people from all backgrounds can encounter Christ, grow in faith, and walk alongside one another in love. In a country where many have never stepped foot in a church, we are passionate about creating a welcoming, grace-filled environment where people feel at home.

One of the most beautiful aspects of our community is the way we share meals together after every service. Gathering around the table is such a powerful way to build relationships and foster unity. In a culture where shared meals are an essential part of life, this time together allows us to grow as a spiritual family, encourage one another, and invite new people into the warmth of Christian fellowship. These meals remind us that church is not just about Sunday services—it’s about doing life together.

This Thursday, we have our weekly prayer night, and I have the joy of sharing about Christ’s resurrection and what it means for us today. The resurrection is the foundation of our faith—it is the ultimate demonstration of God’s power over sin and death, and it gives us unshakable hope. As we gather to pray, we will reflect on how this truth transforms our lives, our city, and our mission.

In France, where faith is often seen as private and many churches are struggling, the local church is vital. It serves as a lighthouse in a spiritually dry landscape, a place where people can experience the love of God and the power of the Gospel. Le Refuge is special because it is a community rooted in prayer, hospitality, and mission. It is a place where people can encounter Jesus in a personal way and find a family that walks with them in faith.

Please continue to pray for Le Refuge—that we would be a light in Grenoble, that our relationships would reflect Christ’s love, and that more people would come to know the hope we have in Him!

The Community Center

Due to the nature of the community center and the fact that it is a government-owned building, certain laws are in place to protect those who are part of this space. As a result, I am not permitted to take photos or openly share about Jesus or the Gospel. This is in accordance with laïcité, the constitutional principle of secularism in France.

Because of these restrictions, the work here looks different, but I see this as an opportunity to serve in a humble and practical way. I have the privilege of  helping members of the North African community practice their English. It is a wonderful space, and the people who attend our classes are incredibly kind and welcoming. It also gives me a great opportunity to improve my French.

Please pray for the muslim community in France, that they would have a divine encounter with Christ and come to know His love in a personal way.