The next day, Saturday, the team was going to teach the
Mozambican leaders in this church how to teach children.
Children in this culture are not accepted very often.
The team had to teach them how to talk nicely and how to be gentle
with your words and how to encourage.
They also had to teach them how to come up with activities.
It was great for these men and women to have some guidance in their steps that they take.
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| This is the church building. |
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| Inside the church just getting started. |
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| teaching some games. |
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| Pictionary |
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| Having so much fun! |
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| Mrs. Lisa teaching. |
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Teaching that if you get in a circle you can see al the kids faces.
And also some hand games/songs. |
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While the adults were teaching, 2 teens, Anna and I worked on lunch
(Anna is doing the same thing that Sheldon did with us.
She is teaching the Harrell kids school. She is 18 years old.) |
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| Beans!! |
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| And chicken!! (And also rice but I didn't get a picture of that! So sorry!) |
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| This is how most Mozambicans cook. |
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| Anna working hard!! |
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| We also had a little friend with us in the kitchen! He was so sweet!! |
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| Sonia washing dishes! |
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| Mrs. Connie holding this sweet baby boy! They were buddies most of the day! |
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| I could eat her with a spoon!! |
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| Waiting on lunch! |
We went home very tired and ate some dinner and went to bed!
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| This was the sunset! Beautiful!! |
The next blog will be about our church experience!
Hugs,
Meg
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