Dear Friends and Family,
Hello from the Mole! It’s dinnertime on Tuesday and we are enjoying fresh fish and rice. We had a full day today! Betty taught Revelations this morning and talked about the 7 churches, complete with a mini church as a visual aid! The ladies really agreed with how some of the descriptions of the churches were similar to churches today. The ladies had tea and cookies, and they love sugar and salt ( sil in Creole) in their tea. Betty even danced with a few of the ladies. They love music! J
This afternoon we took a 30-minute walk to Karenage to do our parenting talk there. We spoke in their school. We had about 30 ladies and a sweet baby there, it was a much different day than yesterday. It was a challenging area, but we pray that 1 person heard the Word of God and took home something to encourage their journey as a mama. We handed out granola bars there and prayer bracelets. While walking home from Karenage we had a sweet little girl and her mama walk part of the way with us.
Later this afternoon Gayla spoke to the Discipleship ladies about God’s grace, faith and good works. Then she had a great skit! It was like a game show and each contestant presented their file to “God” on arriving to heaven and then stood on a scale to be weighed. All of us weighed in as not good enough, until Jesus stepped in for the last contestant and Jesus weighed for that person as good. The sound effects made the whole thing!
After, Mama GiGi spoke to the ladies and one asked to be prayed for to accept Jesus. She is one of the ladies we visited prayer walking Saturday. All the glory to God.
We miss you all lots! Especially today. Please pray that tomorrow God’s words are spoken, not ours.
Much love and prayer,
Lisa
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Hi Lauren-
I love hearing your comments every night. I hope you are having fun at Girl Scouts tonight and that dad remembered everything! J Miss you guys! But we will talk in just a couple more days. Love, mom
Sarah W.
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