When I first started leading a Bible study as a student, I was so nervous, but God blessed me in many ways by doing it. Leading my own study confirmed that God wanted me to be a missionary, my women brought so much joy to my week, and one even became a Sister (Elizabeth Cotter is now Sister Gabriella)! I had never studied scripture in such an intense way than when I first started leading a study. I think I learned more in that one year than I had my whole life growing up in the Catholic faith. It was beautiful and opened me up to much more than I even knew at the time.
I am still touched and pushed by the women in my studies. They are all such unique gifts to me and help me draw closer to our Lord. I pray everyday that the women leading their studies receive the grace and understanding of what it means to be a disciple that I have. To do the Will of God can be scary!
Here's an update of what's happening at ASU:
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| Mark Hart, know as the Bible Geek, came and spoke to about 150 ASU students! |
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| Some students at our 1st tailgate of the semester. |
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| A student took this while we were hiking. |
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| House of Gold! This is our all-women's night. |
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| Maggie and I at Bid Night for Mu Epsilon Theta Catholic Sorority |
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| Some of the girls going to play a prank! ha. |
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| Some of the new pledges of Mu Epsilon Theta making a blanket for a baby at Maggie's Place. |
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| Amy turned 21 and she spent the night celebrating with her favorite missionaries! |
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| Some ASU students at Theology on Tap. |
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| The team is excited that our founder, Curtis Martin, is coming to ASU to give a talk! |
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