how big or small my problems are. Please help me get into my room!” When I reached the dormitory building, I was amazed to see a man holding the outer door open for me. I thanked him and God and then approached the inner door. On it hung a sign that read, “Keep locked for safety.” I tried to remember the code, but it wouldn’t come to me. Suddenly, I heard a voice in my mind say, “Push the door.” I did and discovered it was unlocked! I’ve never seen the man again who opened the outer door or found the inner door unlocked again. This past September, I started my second year at Tusgal School, where God has blessed me by allowing me to pray with the students, listen to their problems, and help them feel His love through our close relationships. I’ve also been blessed with an unexpected surprise: an
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invitation to cohost a Mongolian news program! Just think, God had this planned all along, and I had been reluctant to accept His call because I was looking for a “dream” job. Serving as a missionary has been the perfect job for me. I’m not only happy; I’ve also discovered through answered prayer that God will always be there for me.
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Me experiencing the Gobi Desert during my tour of south central Mongolia.
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Cohosting the DeFacto Review, a weekly TV program focused mainly on Mongolia’s economy and politics for foreigners.
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