Friday, July 2, 2010

First ministry day...



We've done it! we've all arrived and survived our first day of ministry.
Our photographers split up today, they followed team 1, 4 and 5.




Team 1 headed out to the lake today, after a nearly 3 hour bus ride and an hour boat ride they hiked up into one of the villages and preformed their drama for the first time!
After the drama, they got to play with kids and talking to the locals for a while before starting the long journey back to the hotel.

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Team 4 headed out to a school where they got to preform their drama for the first time too!


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Team 5 had an interesting day. They headed to a village that had recently been hit by a mud slide. A lot of the people were in need of food, so the students helped put together bags of rice, beans and sugar to hand out to people. After also getting a chance to preform their drama the rest of their time was spent handing out food, playing with kids and talking to the locals about Jesus.

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Team 5 did an excellent job on their drama, you'd never have known it was only the first day!

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At one point during their stay a lady walked up to one of our leaders and told her that she'd been in her house and heard God tell her to come down the street because there was someone there she was supposed to talk to. After talking to her for a bit she found out that the lady had a crippled arm and hadn't been able to move it or squeeze her fingers in over 35 years... after praying with the lady she raised her hands and began praising God... she'd been healed! :)

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after a fun filled first day in Guatemala it's time to head home for dinner and another FUAGNEM...

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3 comments:

  1. this pictures are amazing and tell so many great stories. thanks! wish I was there again with the teens, I love working with them.

    cant wait to see more. :)

    Dios les bendiga.

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  2. Oh how I remember every view and smell that you experienced like it was just yesterday. Tears fill my eyes and a longing in my heart to go back and visit the country that blessed us 5 times over. The photos are amazing!!! You did a wonderful job capturing the beauty of the people. Praising God for the healed woman! AMAZING GOD! AMAZING GRACE!

    Thanks for the update!
    God bless,
    Jill

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  3. God is EVERYWHERE! even in the mud, the shantytowns and filth...and His Spirit permeates the darkness! "Send forth the light, into the night, Shine for the Lord where you are!"

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