wells to wales

• That Jesus is our bestie.
• In laughing a lot.  And also loudly.
• Singing to the songs you love  might possibly be a spiritual experience. 
• Rainy day coffee shops are a treat.
• As are freshly baked pastries.
• Smiling at strangers should be a requirement of humans. 
• Taking the trip.  As often as you can.
• Being responsible. 
• Being responsible enough to know when to be spontaneous. 
• Watching sunrises and sunsets are good for the soul.
• Watching your favorite movie far too many times is one of life's greatest pleasures (hello, "You've Got Mail.")
• Halloween and fall are the very best times of the calendar year. 
• A holistic approach to life is the way to go - keeping check with your mind, body, emotions, and spirit. Everything is so intricately connected.
• There's not  much a good cry and a nap can't make at least a smidge better.
• There's always a lesson...especially from those who may not believe what we believe.  
• There's joy to find everywhere we go.

The idea for this little site started after months of hearing lessons on the woman at the well.  The one in John 4 where Jesus talked to a woman who had tried all the other things to make her feel worthy and loved and alive.

A few months after that I read a lot about the revival in Wales.  It fascinated me,  Plus, hello, I believe my soul was awakened in the UK, so there's that.

I have thought a lot about both of these topics over the course of two years., and so...Wells to Wales was born.  I'll go into more detail about the specifics later, but basically, I just felt I have tried all the wells (and continue to sometimes) and I'm sick of that - I want Wales.  Revival.  I want the awakening I have felt over the last few years to be real and true and shared and continued.