Siobhain Dales: Welcome Home!

Friday, 7 March 2014

Welcome Home!

My Yellow Front Door!

Having arrived in Papua New Guinea on Monday 3rd March, I would like to welcome you to my new home in Mt Hagen, the house with the yellow front door.

I would also like to point you to my new website http://yellowshiv.net where you can access all further news items from my blog, along with photos of my travels, contact details and various other bits and pieces.
Thanks to Matt Easton for making it for me!

Welcome to my online home, http://yellowshiv.net!

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I was born in Lincoln in the UK and raised in military communities in England and Germany. Like most kids, what I wanted to be when I grew up changed regularly. Some of my ideas included architect, teacher and mural painter. I’m still not sure what I want to be when I grow up, but for now God wants me to be an Operations Manager for MAF!

While studying at Southampton University, I decided I’d follow in the footsteps of both my parents and my Granddad by joining the Royal Air Force. I had a short, fulfilling career, working in logistics and airport management in London, Scotland and the Falkland Islands.

My contract ended at the beginning of 2013, giving me the opportunity to ask God, ‘What next?’

In the process of investigating different Christian organisations, my Mum suggested MAF. With no prior knowledge, I was amazed at how many friends not only knew MAF and praised the organisation’s excellent work, but had also flown with them. I even discovered that my home church, Ruislip Baptist, supports MAF.

During the application process I undertook the ‘en route’ course on cross-cultural studies and mission preparation at All Nations College. This was an amazing opportunity for me to deepen my faith in a way I had never had the opportunity to previously. I would strongly recommend en route to anyone planning on working overseas for the first time!

Now I have been accepted by MAF to go to Papua New Guinea, I am really excited (and a little apprehensive) about this immense challenge on the other side of the world, but I know God has equipped me and will continue to walk with me.

As I take each step, I am looking for a team of people willing to travel with me, who are committed to supporting me prayerfully, financially, or both. Could you be one of them?