Welcome to Part 2 of our interview with the Green girls. If you haven't already, read Part 1 and get the inside scoop on some of the special features inside their family’s not so little recent project: the 430,000 square feet Museum of the Bible in Washington DC!
I’m excited to welcome to our blog today the dynamic Mother-Daughter duo of Jackie Green and Lauren Green McAfee! Their latest family “project” is truly one of Biblical proportions – founding the 430,000 square feet Museum of the Bible (MOTB), located in Washington D.C., just three blocks from our nation’s capitol.
Jackie and Lauren have been actively involved in the MOTB project since its beginning stages, so we thought we’d get the scoop from them in this two-part post.
God’s Word is alive and powerful - it’s too good to miss! If you’re looking to spice up your current reading (or non-reading!) plan...
I had so much fun sitting down with my friend, Melissa Inge, to hear her story about how God has used her love of fashion for the good of those across the globe. By supporting organizations like Noonday Collection and Harvest Ethiopia, she has become an advocate for providing economic freedom for women and men in vulnerable communities.
In honor of Missions Month, our September posts have highlighted all sorts of ways we can live more missionally. But, there’s one suggestion you’d probably never expect. It begins with this…
I peered loathingly down at my bulging suitcase. After finally getting my extra set of clothes, hairdryer, makeup, and nail care kit to fit in the nooks of my already-full suitcase, I now faced a predicament - just one more pair of shoes. I pounced on my big, red suitcase and managed to manhandle the pair of shoes into an empty pocket of space that miraculously developed after removing my box of Pop-Tarts.
Sitting in a Nicaraguan bathroom with no toilet paper. Staring at a dead digital camera on the breathtaking mountains of Slovenia. Standing in your hotel room with no luggage...
These are all semi-worst case scenarios for the unprepared “mission tripper.” I’ve been on eight short-term mission trips, as well as lived on the mission field for five years with my family. In all those years, I’ve accumulated a system for an effective packing list and some tricks to it all… a knack I developed from the many inconvenient instances I mentioned above! Your suitcase may blow-up like Zaboomafoo’s closet when you open it, but it'll be worth it when you have everything you need.
To make a global impact for Christ, we need ministry partners all over the world. One of our CRBC partners, Crio International, is making a dramatic difference by caring for orphans and building churches in vulnerable communities in Africa. By equipping local church leaders, Crio’s mission is simple: providing hope and sustainable change to the people of Africa. Not only do I love Crio’s ministry strategy, their co-founder, Janice Hesser, is my mom and I can honestly say she has spent her life serving others.
