However, as many of you
know, the mission trip doesn’t stop just because you leave the country. Please
pray that God would continue to work in and through each individual person back
in their hometown. Pray that the youth that was in this mission group would
grow in Christ to be future leaders for Him. Pray that the parents of the youth
that were here would continue to encourage their kids to grow in the Lord as
they lead by example. Pray that the adults on the mission trip would continue
to be examples of servants of the Lord to the younger generation and anyone
they meet at their work or on the street. And finally, please pray that all fourteen
of these missionaries that got to experience God’s moving here in El Salvador
would share the same love and joy of God back home with the other members of
their church.
It's August 2022 and I'm in Querétaro, Mexico helping at a children's home called Pan de Vida. Here's their website: https://www.casahogarpandevida.org/en/our-orphanage/
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Update 6/24 to 6/30
The most recent team that we had here in El
Salvador serving the Lord was from Lynnwood, Washington. Proof that you’re never
too young or too old to serve the Lord, the range of the ages of the members in
this group was wide, with the youngest being twelve years old. This group of
missionaries came with hearts ready to serve, yet they all still knew how to
have fun. Their hearts for the people they served here in El Salvador was
evident, especially for the boys here in La Casa in San Martin. The churches at
La Angostura, Zacatecoluca, San Martin, Apopa, and San Salvador were blessed by
both their service and their love for the kids in those communities. It was
such a joy and an honor being a part of this mission team for the week, and it
was sad to see them leave.
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