A mini-panorama of Club de Ninos
Bracelets, Necklaces and Salvation without Condemnation
were the topics at this week's Club.
THEREFORE, [there is] now no condemnation (no adjudging guilty of wrong) for those who are in Christ Jesus, who live [and] walk not after the dictates of the flesh, but after the dictates of the Spirit. Romans 8:1 Amplified Bible
Marillyn, Linda and Gily lead the kids in a craft of braiding necklaces and bracelets. Each unique combination of colors was finished off with a wooden cross.
It was a challenge without Brooke, but praise God for our helpers Linda and Gily.
Pray for unity among the adults and ability to communicate the gospel clearly to the kids.
Towel Volleyball
Erica Naomi and Naomi Shalom
ENGLISH DAY CELEBRATION
Bracelets, Necklaces and Salvation without Condemnation
were the topics at this week's Club.
THEREFORE, [there is] now no condemnation (no adjudging guilty of wrong) for those who are in Christ Jesus, who live [and] walk not after the dictates of the flesh, but after the dictates of the Spirit. Romans 8:1 Amplified Bible
Marillyn, Linda and Gily lead the kids in a craft of braiding necklaces and bracelets. Each unique combination of colors was finished off with a wooden cross.
It was a challenge without Brooke, but praise God for our helpers Linda and Gily.
Pray for unity among the adults and ability to communicate the gospel clearly to the kids.
Towel Volleyball
Erica Naomi and Naomi Shalom
ENGLISH DAY CELEBRATION
- can you find Naomi?
During last week's high school "English Day",
I assembled a mixture of 7th and 9th grade students
to perform Act I Scene I of Shakespeare's "Taming the Shrew."
The script and dress were both modernized.
From Left to Right - Marisol as Tranio, Eduard as Lucentio
Andrea as Katherine, Fiorella as Bianca, Esteban as Babtista
Mauricio as Gremio and Nayat as Mauricio
Jose Mario as the page, Juan Jose as Sly, Izack as first servant
Jon and Naomi following along with the script.
I assembled a mixture of 7th and 9th grade students
to perform Act I Scene I of Shakespeare's "Taming the Shrew."
The script and dress were both modernized.
From Left to Right - Marisol as Tranio, Eduard as Lucentio
Andrea as Katherine, Fiorella as Bianca, Esteban as Babtista
Mauricio as Gremio and Nayat as Mauricio
Jose Mario as the page, Juan Jose as Sly, Izack as first servant
Jon and Naomi following along with the script.
My sixth grade students wrote a song
with a verse to "honor" me:
Next there's teacher Jon, He always has a smile when he asks for your agenda; He always has a smile when he writes you a boleta; Could be the water, could be the rain, but we think its the sun that fried his brain: Go Gringo, Gringo, Gringo, Gringo
with a verse to "honor" me:
Next there's teacher Jon, He always has a smile when he asks for your agenda; He always has a smile when he writes you a boleta; Could be the water, could be the rain, but we think its the sun that fried his brain: Go Gringo, Gringo, Gringo, Gringo
PRAYER REQUESTS:
- Surrender and understanding of the Lord's direction for us in Costa Rica
- The salvation & discipleship of the youth at Club de Ninos
- The continued strengthening of our devotional walk and marriage
- God's timing for land for RO4Y
- Jon's witness at his school and the endurance to finish the last two months.
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