Going Home
Upon returning home from their Honduras mission, they went back to live their old lives. But Aaron was always keen to receive a Divinity Master. The degree offers you the expertise and abilities to be an efficient and integrated head of the ministry in the States. Aaron then decided to follow his dream and joined Jackson, Mississippi, at the Reformed Theological Seminary. Although they’re now back in Mississippi, the pair were always thinking of going back to Honduras. The couple had plans to have their child after a couple of years and decided whether to adopt a child or to bear one.
Going Home
The Community
As missionaries, It seemed like they had never run out of stuff to do. Rachel and Aaron planned to continue serving their community. While Rachel teaches at the local school in the community, Aaron was a student and the youth director of Second Presbyterian school at the same time. The couple had no time to bear a child with so many things on their plate so, they considered adoption as the best option. Aaron informed the Washington Post that adoption is not a method of charity or a political agenda. It was a Christian thing to do for them.
The Community
