We went to another school/village and ran a children's program. Here's Julia being Jesus as Chris and I (man and woman) fight. (And for the last time, we're not married!)
Adorable kids.
All kids have intense fascinations with digital cameras... or even cameras in general.
We taught the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector with pipe cleaners! They had so much fun!
Your zaqueo! Tan lindo!
The woman in the picture is the amazing lady who literally lives by faith with this school, trusting the Lord each month to provide for rent, school supplies, and salaries for the teachers. She reminded me of Dorcas.
After the children's program, we drove back to the city. Chris and I hopped in the back of the truck, where I sadly snagged my comfy jeans on a hook and ripped them a bit... So long comfy jeans.
Afterwards, we went back to the church in San Lucas, where we gave testimonies and presented our skits. They were pentecostal, so worship was a very different experience.
Chris giving his testimony and Sareth translating for him.After that, we headed over to Zona 6, where we passed out sandwiches and spent time with the homeless. Although we couldn't take pictures (obviously for safety reasons), it was probably one of the most memorable ministry experiences in Guate. It was amazing to see the Spirit work in these homeless young people.
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