Tallis Woomert/ North Idaho Missions
Thank you for making it this far in the process of supporting either me personally or North Idaho Missions. With over 27 months spent in Latvia for the past 7 years, working with the same organization/people I have a pretty solid understanding of the culture and the community of people I serve. And through MissionStream you can support the work I do in Latvia, whether it's for my personal support or for the building projects that need to happen to keep this God-driven camp running and progressing forward. I'll probably know you personally so it's not a big deal but please, when donating, leave a note denoting what you are desiring to see the money used for; Orphan ministry I know a lot of kiddos and I could spend a lot of time driving around Latvia mentoring aged out orphans and supporting them in their decision to follow Christ while at one of our orphan camps at Eagle's Wings. Life Support This would be for my necessities of living expenses so that I can support the camp director, Dmitrijs Bortnikovs, with the summer camps and to continue working with the local Christian youth and Janis who aged out of the orphan system and came to work at the sheep farm/camp with nothing but the clothes on his back and hardly any life skills. North Idaho Missions I have worked in the construction field for 18 years. 3 years in metal fabrication and 15 years helping build custom residential homes in the United States. For the past 7 years, I have used my knowledge to help progress the camp and farm. And now for two years, I have led a small team of hardworking, God-loving, skilled, contractors to help me help God love the people of Latvia. For the third year, with the help of Noah Price, we plan to rebuild the decaying high-ropes course that has been deemed unsafe for even the residential squirrel to play on. There is no knowing what God has laid on your heart. Maybe you've heard I like gin and tonics and you understand working with people is stressful! Or just ask me because I have a pretty good idea I'll know where it should go!