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Ohio Key Club DIstrict Convention 2012

This past April, I traveled with some of my fellow Key Clubbers from Avon Lake to the Ohio Key Club District Convention in Columbus. I was not excited about going. The convention seemed to be boring...

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“Traveling; it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller”. –Ibn Battuta

Although I have not traveled nearly as much as Ibn Battuta, I have almost as much to tell.  Through two short trips to the Middle East, I have gained the knowledge and experience...

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Living Lessons

Just two years ago, I joined a summer program, Project Ascent, which sends American students to Sichuan, China, to volunteer in local communities and familiarize Chinese students with American Culture....

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Neuschwantein Castle and Magical Mystery Tour

               A ‘mad’ king and a beautiful castle; it may sound like another one of the Grimm Brothers fairytales,...

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Amidst the Ruin Remains Hope

Landing in the Dominican Republic this past january, I was extremely uncertain. I had never been on a missions trip before, or even experienced much poverty. All at once however, I was being completely...

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Dhanyabaad ????????

Dhanyabaad is a word that I used so much in only two weeks. Dhanyabaad mean thank you in Tharu and the people of Dhurzhanna, Nepal had me using it so much with their outrageous kindness. Living in...

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You Can’t Save a City (N.O.L.A.)

On April 13th , 2012, I embarked on an amazing service-learning adventure to New Orleans, Louisiana, with 35 other kids from my high school. We spent almost a year fundraising and doing...

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Choosing Joy In Uganda

At 16 years old, I looked at my life, and realized I had no clear direction. I was still trying to figure out how and where I was called to serve. So at 16, I made...

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The laugh of a child is worth a million tears.

It was 3am Friday morning when I departed from Indianapolis on my way to meet up with my team before heading to Jacmel, Haiti. The flights themselves were nice and smoothe. The minute we arrived...

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