Doing this Podcast really challenged me, but I am so glad and grateful that this was assigned to me. For years, I always wanted to start a podcast, but I never felt ready, mature, or confident enough. But I was, I just didn’t believe in myself. So when they brought up hosting a podcast during my proposal meeting, I hadn’t really told them I had always wanted to start one. And it was such a God moment, and I was so excited. It wasn’t always easy, though. It was difficult at

Having a social media page was something I knew I wanted to do for a while. Even though I didn’t propose this bubble, I had been feeling called to start a page for a while. Even though I wasn’t given a specific number of posts to complete, I set a goal to include a mix of fun posts to engage others and grow my audience, along with posts with deeper meaning and short devotionals in the caption. However, as I began working on this bubble, I felt a little lost. I saved so many

This Testimony night was both very fun and intentionally designed. When everyone arrived, I wanted everyone to get to know each other, because they weren’t all from Grace Prep. So when everyone arrived, we went around in a circle, saying our names and introducing ourselves. Then we started with an icebreaker game called “Truth vs. Lie,” where I gave statements such as “My worth comes from what people think” and “God’s love depends on my performance.” “I am loved by Christ.” S

This was originally one of my empty outreach bubbles, but over the summer, I discussed it with Lorna Riddle, who had a Girls’ Soccer Overnight bubble, to see if we could collaborate that night. I typed up and sent a proposal to Amy, Beth, Bob, and Mr. Barnes to fill my empty bubble with a Girls’ Overnight with Lorna on July 7, 2025. This was later approved on August 12, 2025. Then, through August and September, Lorna and I met a couple of times to plan the night, figuring out

It’s been a huge blessing for me to co-teach the freshman girls with Rachel Foust. The girls’ responses to the book they’re doing for the second semester, Lies Young Women Believe by Dannah Gresh, have been so cool to hear their perspectives after I’ve already read and done this book in my freshman year. It’s also been so fun to get to know them even better and grow closer with each of them. I have so far gone into the class four times and have one more left for my bubble. B