StaywellMA

There is something sacred about setting out on a trail with people you trust. Throughout the spring season, our hiking group laced up our boots and hit the trails together.  Somewhere between mornings of fresh air, hard climbs, shared laughs, switchbacks,  prayer pauses, and stretches of steady climbing, God met us again and again.  Looking back on it now, it feels like so much more than exercise — it was community in one of its most honest forms. What the Trail Teaches You Every trail was its own kind of sanctuary. We opened Scripture beneath open skies.  We prayed beside cactus-lined paths and under wide desert light.  We paused not just to catch our breath, but to listen.  Again and again, God met us there, in stillness and movement alike. What made this season especially meaningful was not just the miles we covered, but the way we covered them together. We encouraged one another through steep climbs.  We celebrated small victories.  We waite...

It was never suppose to be a replacement to running.  It was meant to be a supplément to running especially during the rough 120 degrees summer days. But like all affairs, it starts small, next thing you know, you are divorcing your first love, joining a fantastic hiking group and also leading a hiking group yourself! This is my confession. I am sorry mon amour 💘- running. I am currently trying to find my way back to you and failing at it. StayWell  mes amies