Impact Team: Abaco

Connections

By November 14, 2024August 4th, 2026No Comments

The Kamerman-IMPACT team shares their experiences from their Culture Day. Krisanne Myers expresses the importance of connections and the pleasant surprise it’s been to connect with everyone on the trip with her. Read about the beauty of God’s creation and His people in this latest blog!

Today was culture day. This is a day to explore some of the Bahamian culture and to see parts of the islands that we have not yet seen.

Pictured Above: Picture taken by the Kamerman-IMPACT team.

Our team has gotten to know each other very well. There is a lot of laughter and support. It was fun to experience culture day with this group! We took a ferry to Hope Island. Some of us climbed to the top of the lighthouse where we were able to see God’s beauty all around us. We enjoyed lunch together where we were able to reflect on our last week. Then we spent the afternoon shopping and swimming in the ocean. 

Pictured Above: Picture taken by the Kamerman-IMPACT team.

I have been on many mission trips and am always amazed by how close a group can get in such a short span of time. On this trip so far, we are able to put away our worries and our only goal is to show God’s love to those around us. The magic of the trip is that we are able to do this in community with others. Our group is unusual in that we were not really connected in any significant way before we came on this trip. Despite this we have all grown to love and appreciate each other.

Pictured Above: The Kamerman-IMPACT team at Hope Island.

In our reflection at the end of the day we talked about our mixed feelings of the day. Sometimes it is difficult to stop working and have a relaxing day when we all feel like we are here to work. However, the connections that we are making with each other have been amazing and learning to stop and enjoy God’s beautiful creation can be as important as the work

 

We have one more day of work left before we go back home. I look forward to continuing to work with this group and tell our Impact stories tomorrow.



— Krisanne Myers

This profile represents the collective voice of our Many Hands Impact teams. The reflections shared here are written by everyday individuals, from students and parents to local community members, who have traveled to Haiti and Abaco to experience the mission firsthand. They are not full-time staff. They are volunteers stepping out in faith to be love in action. In these posts, you will read raw, unpolished stories of personal transformation. Our guest writers document the shared humanity discovered while working alongside local leaders on safe structures, education initiatives, and community development. Impact trips are designed to change the participant as much as the community they serve. Through their words, you get a front row seat to the exact moments people discover their purpose and learn to live with intention.

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