Personal Narrative: My Trip To Vietnam
First off, trip to Vietnam was truly a blessing. I did not expect so much of the trip until the first day I arrived Vietnam. On my first day, I got an opportunity to meet many great people who were selfless; those who cared more about others rather than themselves. It took approximately 14hours in total to arrive at hotel. Even though the plane ride was only about 5hours, since it was a group trip, it took extra time to ensure everyone is in right place. Despite the exhaustion and drowsiness, no one complained but encouraged others. I was already touched by grace of God before we even began our mission trip. On the second day, I volunteered for the medical service. There were two activities including the medical service, and house painting
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Everyone had different disease or injury and there were numerous medicines that had to be classified. Everyone had to work for hours and hours until all patients were treated. In addition, there were many obstacles that we had to overcome. The hospital was not developed and modern as it is in Korea there were many technical difficulties, however, under God's grace and blessings, we were able to surmount the challenges again. After the medical service was over, we visited different places and handed out gifts to little children. As I handed out gifts, I saw the pureness and happiness amongst children in their eyes. I thought that this part of the trip was one of the most precious and blessed time. I realized why our God loves children so much. They did not have any ambition, worries, or sinful thoughts but was full of joy and purity. At the same time, I looked back on myself. I felt like I was adjusting to today's society, forgetting the true values: love, trust, and care for not only God but everyone in this world. Additionally, this trip helped me get one step forwards in determining what I should be doing in the future as a God's
Everyone had different disease or injury and there were numerous medicines that had to be classified. Everyone had to work for hours and hours until all patients were treated. In addition, there were many obstacles that we had to overcome. The hospital was not developed and modern as it is in Korea there were many technical difficulties, however, under God's grace and blessings, we were able to surmount the challenges again. After the medical service was over, we visited different places and handed out gifts to little children. As I handed out gifts, I saw the pureness and happiness amongst children in their eyes. I thought that this part of the trip was one of the most precious and blessed time. I realized why our God loves children so much. They did not have any ambition, worries, or sinful thoughts but was full of joy and purity. At the same time, I looked back on myself. I felt like I was adjusting to today's society, forgetting the true values: love, trust, and care for not only God but everyone in this world. Additionally, this trip helped me get one step forwards in determining what I should be doing in the future as a God's