Hi. My name is Elizabeth and I currently attend the Columbia New Spring. I was interested in the Kenya trip, but I am not old enough to go. You see, I am 11 years old. I was baptised at News Spring a few weeks ago and I want the next chapter in my life to be following God. I have looked at the Kenya information and it says you must be 16 years of age to go, but I really do want to go and help those who are in need in Kenya with my mom. I am willing to do whatever it takes to let my mom and I go to Kenya if God blesses us to be able afford it. I am just asking why do I have to be pretty much an adult to go and spread the word of Christ and help others in need? Why can't an 11 year old go with her mom? If my question's answer is something like I couldnt handle it, I completely understand. And if I don't get to go, I understand too because I believe God has a plan for me and will put me on the right path, just like Scripture says in Proverbs 3: 5-6. Well, I hope I did not bug you and if my mom and I can't go I wish the best of luck!
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