Sarah Badgett
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It’s Too Dangerous {3/3}
Maybe it’s too dangerous to read this blog. Maybe, though, it’s more dangerous to not share. Continue reading
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It’s Too Dangerous {2/3}
Her “boyfriend” lying next to her on the street couldn’t do any more to support her than she could– she’d have to sneak out to earn her money only for him to find out and abuse her for being disloyal.… Continue reading
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It’s Too Dangerous {1/3}
“…I appreciate that they were looking out for our well-being. To be fair, if I was walking into an area where there were heightened chances of me getting stabbed or stolen, I would want to know. But Max told us… Continue reading
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Meet the Team: Zeal Edition
This blog is about the one-month team I had in Costa Rica (April ’22). They’re pretty cool. Continue reading
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The Children of Ometepe
Currently: in Nicaragua living on an island. Life is pretty sweet, and our new friends are even sweeter. #ministryupdate Continue reading
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Meet the Team: Selah Edition
N-Squad finds itself in thirds: Emissary, Flocka Sheep, and Selah. Meet my team. Continue reading
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Loved? Really?
If love is anything like Pepto-Bismol pink, I don’t want it. …right? Continue reading
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In the Middle of the Middle of the Middle
We’re at our first ministry site in the mountainous jungles of Honduras. Read to see what life looks like on a day-to-day basis. Continue reading
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Near-Sighted
With five days left before I leave for the Race, things are in full swing; that is, until it comes to a swift halt. Continue reading
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ONE. MONTH. AWAY.
THANK YOU!! Continue reading
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Gideon’s God {3/3}
Realization #3 of training camp comes with a question: Is God… actually real? Continue reading
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On the Seventh Day {2/3}
Love just isn’t worth it. Here’s the second thing I learned during training camp. Continue reading
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Straight & Narrow {1/3}
N Squad finds themselves at training camp in Gainsville, GA. There were three things I had to come to terms with: this is the first. Continue reading
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Bread Crumbs
The beginning of it all. Read about my decision to do the World Race. Continue reading
Bread Crumbs 