Friday, October 30, 2009
October!
Hey there! It has been way too long since I sent out a newsletter and I’m sorry for that! I know you all sit around waiting for my newsletter.
Well as many of you know, I did not go to Switzerland to do the Bible Core Course. I had full intentions of going to do this school, but as it got closer I just did not feel at peace anymore.
For the past month and a half I have been at home in Payette. My time at home has been spent with family, working at Primos Pizza, and getting things ready for the Mormon Focused DTS that starts in January. I will actually be gone the next couple of weeks (Oct. 25-Nov. 7) with the MDTS staff in UT meeting with people and doing promotion for the school.
I am really excited about the MDTS. We have lots of great Godly speakers booked and I think God is really going to be moving through this DTS. I can’t wait to see what God has in store for it. Last week we accepted our first student and we’re hoping for many more. If you happen to know someone who might be interested in doing the MDTS I would love to be able to talk to them. So give them my number!
I may be at home right now, but I am still in YWAM. I will be working with YWAM until the MDTS ends which is mid June. After the MDTS I am moving on to the next thing God has for me. As of right now I am still unsure about what that is exactly, but I have an idea, and I will keep you updated.
Right now I am hoping to find people who are willing to partner with me financially as I finish my time with YWAM. I am looking to raise $700/month for 6 months. Mid-December through Mid-June. If you are interested in partnering with me during that time please let me know. I will update my blog letting people know where I’m at with my fundraising. Please don’t feel obligated to give, but if you are interested in partnering with me in this way and are unable to make a monthly commitment feel free to give a “special gift”. Anything and everything helps. Even if that means you feel like you should send me shampoo or cookies. If you are interested in giving there are a couple of ways to go about that.
-You can drop off money for me at Christian Life Fellowship in Ontario and they will pass it on to me.
- Or you can make out a check to YWAM Idaho for a tax-deductible donation and send it to P.O. Box 70 Cascade, ID 83611 with a note attached saying it’s for me. (Please do not put my name anywhere on the check for tax purposes.)
**If you want to make a 6 month commitment to support me please let me know that way I can keep track of how much I still have to raise.
Thank you all for how amazing you have been to me the past couple of years. Thank you for your prayers and encouragements, and for helping me reach those in need.
Monday, August 17, 2009
August Update
I just wanted to let you all know that after much thought and prayer I have decided to not to go do the Bible Core Course in Switzerland. Instead I will be returning home in a couple of weeks, but that doesn't mean I'm completely done with YWAM. My 2 year commitment is up at the end of this month, but I will continue to work with them until after the Mormon Focused DTS.
This is what the next 8 months of my life look like:
- September-December~working at home to pay off debt and raise support for the MDTS.
- January-May~Leading the MDTS.
- June and on.....I'm not sure.


Wednesday, July 1, 2009
India again!
In case some of you don't know, I'm headed to India in 9 days. I am taking a Mission Adventures (MA) team to Varanasi, India for 2 weeks. I am so excited about being able to go back to India so soon. I love it there. The people and the culture are amazing. I'm writing this e-mail to you to ask you to partner with me in prayer. I leave in 9 days and have no money towards my expenses. I need around $800 and I am believing God for a miracle and I'm hoping you will be believing and praying with me.
Thank you so much for all you do for me!
Love,
Tiffany Davis
Friday, June 19, 2009
Europe!
Overall the trip was amazing, but it didn't start so well. Our first flight, which was from Boise to San Fransico was delayed, and that caused us to miss our second flight which was from San Fran to London (Heathrow). It all worked out for the best though because we got on the later flight which was the flight my uncle was on. So instead of waiting 6 hours for him in London, we waited with him in San Fran.

We spent the first 2 days of our trip in London. We kind of took it easy, and got to know the "tube" system. One thing I did notice in London was that everyone is kinda rude. It's a giant city that tons of tourists come to so the locals are not helpful or nice. But I did see Big Ben!
After that we took a train, then ferry to Dublin, Ireland. We spent a few nights at a hostel there, and did a little sight seeing.
Then we went back to Dublin. I really liked Dublin. People were really nice and it was beautiful. One day we went to a flea-market-type-thing along the harbor and toured the Guiness Brewery. We also took a tour to the Cliffs of Moher. It was B-E-A-UTIFUL. We saw a field where a scene from Braveheart was filmed. We also stopped at another placed along the coast that was cliffy. Oh yeah! I got to see the Atlantic Ocean from Ireland!
Sadly our time in Ireland had to come to an end sooner or later and we took the ferry and train back to London. We watched part of the changing of the guard and went to see Stonehedge which was also amazing. There just rocks standing there, but it's still really cool. (There was also a lady on our tour bus that was one of those "natural" types. She lifted up her arm and it looked like a man's armpit! And I was like, "WHOA!!" I didn't say that outloud though. Just in my head.)
Now that brings us to the end of the trip. I really really really want to go back to Ireland. It was amazing. If I had to choose between London and Ireland...Ireland would win hands down. Who knows...maybe I'll marry an Irish man. ;) haha
Monday, June 15, 2009
June Newsletter
In just a few short days Mission Adventures staff training will begin. Staff training will last two weeks and we’ll spend it getting to know each other, designing/building/painting a set, preparing the program, and getting together all the other little odds and ends that need done before teams show up.
This years MA theme is REACT and the theme verses are all of Isaiah 61 with an emphasis on verses 1-3. The heart of all MA staff this year is to see this younger generation be filled with God’s love and to stop being apathetic. We want to see them stand up and REACT. We have the power to do the impossible!
Needless to say I’m really excited about this summer. Not only do we have a great theme, but this is also one of our biggest summers ever! We’re expecting around a total of 180 students to come through. We have teams going to Alaska, Salt Lake City, Lapwai, Duck Valley, and India.
This Year I have 2 big trips planned. One will be leading a small team to Varanasi, India this summer and the other will be to participate in a 12 week Bible Core Course in Lausanne, Switzerland. The India trip will cost $800 and the school in Switzerland will cost around $4600 (That will cover tuition, International health insurance, food, housing, and plane ticket.) The grand total for both trips comes out to $5400. That is a large chunk of change, but I totally believe God can and will provide. As of right now I have about $200 towards the $5400 which means I now only need $5200. PRAISE THE LORD!
I just want to ask you to please consider investing in me. Investing in me will not make you a millionaire, but I think it’s worth while.
Praises:
- I had a great vacation with my grandma and uncle. I was so blessed by them and God gave us sunny weather!
- I’ve had $200 given towards my trips!·
- God’s creation is awe inspiring.
Prayer Requests:
- God’s wisdom as I plan for the Mormon Focused DTS.
- Safety as my team travels to India.·
- Deeper intimacy with Christ.
Thanks again for always supporting me!
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
It's May!
I hope you all are doing well! I am. I've been spending the past few weeks at home, and it has been good. My days have been filled with working at Primos, helping Kim at Love INC, spending time with family, watching movies with Lyn, and tickling Sean. I can't say that all of my time at home has been restful, especially since part of that time has been spent making pizzas for hungry people, but it has been nice.
Right now I am soooooooo excited because Saturday morning my Grandma, Uncle Tom, and I are flying to London! This trip has been in the works since 2001! We've planned it 2 other times, but each time things came up and we were unable to go. Now that it's finally becoming a reality I am so excited. I'm also very blessed because not many people get to take a free trip to Europe! My Grandma and Uncle Tom are blessing my socks off! We will be gone for 10 days and we're spending time in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
The day after I fly back I will be driving up to Cascade to go back to my real job. Most of the summer I will be helping staff our summer program, Mission Adventures (MA). As part of MA, Danny and I will be leading a team of 8 people to Varanasi, India for 2 weeks. I love India and I'm happy I get to return so soon, but I'm not looking forward to the miserable weather. It will be fun though and I can't wait to see how God uses us.
Thanks for your friendship, prayer, and support!
Oh! I almost forgot. I think I sent an e-mail out to everyone, but incase some of you don't know. I have been accepted to do a Bible Core Course (BCC) at the YWAM base in Lausanne, Switzerland this fall. So God willing I will be in Switzerland from September-December gaining a greater knowledge of God's word. If you want more info on the school here's the link http://www.ywamlausanne.com/
Prayer Requests:
- Students for our Backpacking DTS and Mormon-Focused DTS
- Greater intimacy with God
- That I will allow God to use me however He sees fit