This morning our day began at Yesu Anaweza with Sunday School. Over 100 kids showed up and we had a blast. It lasted only about an hour and a half because it had to finish before church at 10:00. We did songs, silly activities (like the chicken dance) and a Bible lesson. The kids were lively and so much fun. It was my favorite time at Yesu Anaweza.
Church was great too. Worship time lasted over an hour! They know how to praise the Lord! Then Jon shared about Jesus being a friend to “sinners.” How he came from humble beginnings and willing to spend time with those society deemed as outcasts.
(George and Jon)
After church we said good bye to Zac and Redempta. They are so kind and gracious. We are excited to go back and work with them again.
Following lunch (chicken nuggets and spring rolls for me!), we walked around town so the team could do a bit of shopping. Shopping here is kind of like shopping in Mexico. Sellers are really aggressive and follow you around. You have to be firm to make them go away. Also, in many places you have to bargain. It takes work to get good deals, but you can if you are persistent and willing to walk away.
We got back to the hotel fairly early and had down time before dinner. George played cards with some of the team while I took a hot shower (heavenly!) and rested. The hotel rooms have TVs in them and on several stations were the Olympics. I love the Olympics and was so happy to catch a glimpse of them. I got to see swimming and gymnastics.
After a yummy dinner at the hotel, we headed up for devotions where Anita shared about having a grateful heart. Everyone shared about things they were thankful for during this trip. It was a special time of sharing.
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Thank you for your posts on this site while my husband Mark was with the team serving and loving in your part of the world. I hear the excitement in your voice as you post and I will be praying for your upcoming birth and that you make it to where you need to go. Praying for a safe trip for the team back to the states. God bless you and your ministry there. Hope to keep in touch.
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