As I am reflecting on today, we had a SHOUT meeting after school and Miss Bohinc talked about her experience in Ethiopia, Africa. This changed my life completely. She shared pictures that took my breath away, and shared heartbreaking stories. This made me feel a little selfish, having so many clothes and shoes and family, where children there are orphans, have no shoes, and are begging for someone to pay attention to them. I hope I can get involved in the future, and go on a mission trip to Ethiopia someday.
Read MoreMy love for Carry 117 all started when Melody Workman, from Sandals Church, reached out to me and asked if I would be willing to head-up a Carry 117 merchandise table at a church gathering. Without hesitation, I jumped at the opportunity—mainly because I didn’t want to disappoint her. I had no real knowledge about the organization, but the name rang a bell from a prior gathering that was hosted to raise money for the Carry 117 compound in Ethiopia.
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to go to Africa?
Have you ever wanted to fully experience a different culture?
Have you ever wanted to drink a cup of coffee in the country where it was first discovered?
Do you have a desire to learn more about yourself, God, and the world?
Read MoreThree years ago, we never thought Henok would get a visa to the United States of America. Getting a visa to the United States is no easy task.
This week, he just completed his third Carry 117 Tour in the USA.
6 weeks.
8 states.
9 flights.
11 cities.
15+ presentations.
As the founder and CEO of Carry 117, Henok Berhanu understands the cost of leading others. And that’s exactly why he attended the Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in October 2016. Check out some of his most memorable takeaways:
Read MoreIt’s that time of year when everyone’s asking, “What are you most thankful for?” We stopped and looked at each other and thought, “How do we even begin to list them all?” So, we will list a few:
We are thankful for you.
Without the support and encouragement from all of you, we wouldn’t exist as a ministry.
We are thankful for every person who purchased a bag this year.
Read MoreThe first thing I noticed
When arriving back home
Wasn’t pity
Wasn’t sadness
Wasn’t guilt for my “known.”
The air all around me
How was it so clear?
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