Welcome, thanks for joining this adventure with me.
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About Me
My name is Ana Miller and I’m from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. I grew up in a multicultural household and on a farm. My father is from the United States and my mother is from Colombia, South America. Growing up, I was able to be a part of two beautiful cultures, that are very unique and different from each other. I have been a part of the Presbyterian Church for four years.
I am 20 years old and I have decided to serve with the Young Adult Volunteer program for a year because I want to grow in my faith and I would love to get to know a different part of the vast cultures of the United States.
Where I’m Serving…
For this year, I have been looking for something that I feel will really stick with me for the rest of my life. I want to learn more about myself and my faith, by being challenged outside of my comfort zone.
I’ve been partnered and working with a non-profit organization called St. Martin’s Hospitality Center/Hope Works, which provides resources, opportunities and hope to people experiencing homeless and near homeless population of Albuquerque.
Outreach Team with Albuquerque Police Department
Life in community…
I love my community and all the adventures we’ve experienced together.
Community Meals – Being able to share Colombian cooking with my community
Community Days – Like hiking, visiting Native Pueblos, or just having fun!
Experiencing New Mexico…
The land of enchantment.
Indigenous People’s Day in Santa Fe
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
At Ghost Ranch, visiting horses and hiking
A Year in Albuquerque 