About
I have often described myself as a little girl stumbling through life. I don’t have life figured out and have learned that I don’t need to. All I know is what the Lord desires from me; to do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with Him. I don’t have that figured out either. It’s the circle of life. (cue music)
My name is Christina and I love rock climbing, coffee, making things and really old books. Most importantly I love my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I also love all that comes with Him: His word, the Church, prayer, works that flow from faith, perseverance, grace and mercy.
I went to Temple University in Philadelphia, PA and studied music production. Now, I’m a graphic designer, photographer and web manager for a small Christian resort and conference center in the middle-of–nowhere upstate NY. To be honest, I like what I’m doing more now than when I studied sound in college.
My time in upstate NY is transitory and I will have to move on at some point. What’s next? I’m not sure; time will tell. I promise to blog about it. (-:
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Well Christina transition is always tough but when you think about what God has done and will continue to do in you, you realize dont hold on to anything to tightly. It is good to see some young faces around here in “Speculator” sounds like a town in a bad horror flick. Anyways keep up the faith in the Lord it sounds like He is your life and that goes along way, i remember when i worked in graphics i was hired but it didnt mean i knew what i was doing, i learned on the job and grew whats important is the heart and giving it your all for Gods glory, i know i didnt do it for God’s glory but for my sake in wanting selfish things. It doesnt take qualified people so God can use you he uses the weak, despised, and the foolish to bring to nothing the people that are so no flesh can glory in his presence. Joshua was commanded by the Lord to setup memory stones like pillars, so the generations would remember what the Lord did, in some ways your leaving is a memory stone of your life and testimony to all those people God brought your way to shine your light before men that they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven, finish strong, stay focused be an example to the youth in purity, faith and good works.