From: Anne K.
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2012 23:12:23 -0700 (PDT)
Our teaching curriculum is divided into Beginner (Level 1), Intermediate (Level 2), and Advanced (Level 3). Before the trip, only 6 people had registered, but we were gearing up for two Level 1 classes and one Level 2 class. When we arrived, we were up to 10 registrations...but apparrantly the weekend prayer walk by the national workers did the job. The first day of classes found us with over 30 students, none above Beginner level! We started with two classes and have grown to three. Anne and Marcille are teaching younger students, Becky and Sid are teaching adults, and Lori has mostly older kids.
Things are going well with our classes. Between preparation and “journaling” (more about that in the next post) our days are full and sleep is much appreciated.
We need extra prayer for the younger kids. Even though the lower age limit was supposed to be ten, there are kids half that age. It takes an incredible amount of energy to keep things under control. We really do appreciate your prayers.
And on a completely different note...here's a photo showing our basic food groups: pasta, potatoes, and bread (the rice had already been passed to Marcile...) OH, and lets not forget the sugar for the coffee!
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2012 23:12:23 -0700 (PDT)
Our teaching curriculum is divided into Beginner (Level 1), Intermediate (Level 2), and Advanced (Level 3). Before the trip, only 6 people had registered, but we were gearing up for two Level 1 classes and one Level 2 class. When we arrived, we were up to 10 registrations...but apparrantly the weekend prayer walk by the national workers did the job. The first day of classes found us with over 30 students, none above Beginner level! We started with two classes and have grown to three. Anne and Marcille are teaching younger students, Becky and Sid are teaching adults, and Lori has mostly older kids.
Professor Marcile co-leading the 'prayer increase' of younger students
Things are going well with our classes. Between preparation and “journaling” (more about that in the next post) our days are full and sleep is much appreciated.
We need extra prayer for the younger kids. Even though the lower age limit was supposed to be ten, there are kids half that age. It takes an incredible amount of energy to keep things under control. We really do appreciate your prayers.
And on a completely different note...here's a photo showing our basic food groups: pasta, potatoes, and bread (the rice had already been passed to Marcile...) OH, and lets not forget the sugar for the coffee!
Dr. Atkins would be appalled!
With gratitude for all the 'ropeholders',
Anne for the whole Team
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