Author Archives: Zags in Zambezi

Over the past five days in Zambezi, I have been shown nothing but compassion, grace, and love from both the Zambezi community and my peers on this perspective-changing and challenge-seeking journey. Each new place we have encountered, I have been … Continue reading →

As I am writing this blog, I am overcome with emotions. I wish I could share everything I have learned thus far in a profound and inquisitive way. However, I am settling for small moments of good. So, with snot … Continue reading →

Hi, I’m Sarah LaFleur, one of the two first-year students who got the opportunity to experience Zambia.  “When my path through life feels difficult or scary, I can find peace knowing I am in the presence of God. I may … Continue reading →

Today is Sunday and we went to the local church in Zambezi. Growing up music was always a big part of my life. Between dancing to “Fly Me to the Moon” with my dad and rocking out to the Guardians of … Continue reading →

“Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.” – Brené Brown Ever since I read Dare to Lead last summer, I have lived my life based on this quote. Over the past several months I have applied it to all areas of … Continue reading →

Today was the day that we departed for Zambezi for the next three weeks. What an exciting day of transition and new beginnings. For me, this morning did not start off as bright and early as it normally would. Because … Continue reading →

As our time in Livingstone comes to an end, I can’t help but reminisce on everything we were able to do. Being able to see Victoria Falls and going on safari has given all of us an overwhelming sense of … Continue reading →

Human connection is the root of this trip, and truly why many of us picked it, including me. To meet new gonzaga friends. To strengthen previous relationships. To accompany the zambians we meet. On day 4, we went to Victoria … Continue reading →

As I reflect on these past few days since we arrived in Zambia, I immediately think of all the new things I have learned. From the adjustment of Zambia driving on the other side of the road, to staying in … Continue reading →

I feel honored to have the chance to write this blog on my second adventure in Zambia. Just about a month ago, I had the opportunity to give an enthusiastic ‘YES’ to Gonzaga in Zambezi again as a TA. Shout … Continue reading →