If you had told me 2 months ago I would be returning to Mozambique in the fall, I would have looked at you with such love (and an internal guffaw and "Riiiight...") and gone about my business of wondering what I was going to do in the fall. 
And to be honest, it's still a little surreal. But here is my story and I'm sticking to it:

On August 20th, I will be making the long journey to Scotland (I'm aware that isn't in Africa, stick with me) where I will be spending 2 weeks working alongside Robin and Chrissy Vick in their ministry in the U.K. 

From there, I will make the even longer journey to northern Mozambique (which is in south-eastern Africa), where I will once again be teaching the Makua Team kids (who are American, to clear up a commonly asked question). 

It has always been of great import that willing teachers come in order that the mission team can continue in their areas of ministry (I've included a link to their team site for anyone who would like to know what is being done in greater detail), and after the invitation to return and much prayer, I have agreed to serve as a teacher once again.

This is a volunteer position, which means I will need to raise funding in order to get there and be sustained through the year. It will cover flights to and from, necessary visas (yes plural), insurance, life in Moz, shots, etc.
I will  be partially supporting myself on savings, and will be selling my car and most of my possessions. 

Thank you so much for reading and supporting me in any way you can. 
Every little bit helps.

Peace be with you all,
Amber

P.S. Here are some photos from my first year there back in 2014-2015. Enjoy!

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