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Big Break Reflection

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I just want to thank you both so much for supporting me to go down to Panama City Beach, Florida, on a mission’s trip, this past Spring Break. I am so thankful for your support. Big Break in Panama City Beach, Florida was such an amazing experience, God really worked in my heart, and I can easily say that it was without a doubt the best week of my life. First off, getting to know the community of Cru at Big Break was such a great experience. I’m not a very open person and I don’t make friends that easy, but Big Break changed all that. I felt so comfortable with everyone, I wasn’t afraid to be judge by being myself, and I opened up so much more than I ever have. I made connections with people and made new friends that I know I can come to whenever I need advice or just need to talk. Another great experience and thing I learned, was the importance of prayer and how to love it. Before PCB prayer was always a struggle in my life, …show more content…

Talking to people has always been a scary thing for me to do, let alone talking to people about Jesus. I never really knew how to talk to people about Jesus. However, PCB helped so much with that. We all went out on the beach and just talked with people, got to know who they were and what their thoughts were, then if the opportunity came about we talked about Jesus. Now, not all people wanted to talk about Jesus but it was so amazing to hear the stories about the people wo did. I don’t know the number, but so many people gave their lives to Jesus and praise God for that. Also, I have a chance to talk to some of my non-believer friends back at CMU and I’m so excited about that. Again, I just want to thank you both for supporting me to go on this trip that has no doubt changes my life in the direction that it needs to go, closer to God. I’m so excited to continue to grow in my relationship with God and tell so many more about how amazing and wonderful he is. Thank you so

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