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Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Gateway Team and Teacher Seminar - Day 3 (couldn't post last night - no internet)

Today was a good day. I was able to lead a group of Haitian children in a few games. I had a plan for what games we would play but those didn't work out because the kids had traditional games they played. My favorite part of the day was meeting and spending time with the Kenol family.  They were really interesting and fun. Tonight, we spent time with a group of kids at the service we had. It was tough to communicate what we were talking about with the language barrier and all. But, It was still a successful discussion. It has been great thus far. I love you Mom, Dad, and Michelle! Tell Nolan I miss him a lot. And, Ethan and Brandon I’ve found others to argue with throughout the whole day but I still miss you ;) I miss you all and will see you Sunday!!!!


-       Drake


Yes, Mom, Dad and PJ, I am alive, even though I know you are not too concerned! Our first day of camp, in my opinion was very successful. We started by riding in a cattle truck to our first school, which was about 20 minutes away from our mission house. The scenery in the cattle truck was absolutely breathtaking with so many mountains and beautiful fruitful trees. We had about 107 St. Marc students for our soccer camp and VBS. The ages of the children were three to sixteen. Griffin, Nathan, Steven and I lead the soccer part of the camp. We had the children do shooting, passing and then played girls and boys. The girls were requesting to play against the boys and ran around and were screaming for about two minutes. They gathered and started to play, the girls not doing too well (5-0) requested that I play on their team. After scoring for the girls, they all went crazy. Seeing all the smiling and welcoming children who wanted to be held, hugged or learn more about God and English were the highlights of my day. This evening we did a bible study with young adults from MP schools with the theme of “Your Identity in Christ”. They were very open with us and I loved hearing their dreams for their future and how they plan to serve God and their community and ultimately their country. Even with a language barrier, it is still amazing to be able to show love and Christ through our VBS and the beautiful game of soccer. I cannot wait to see what else God has planned for our trip and for our journey in this country while we are here for a few more days and truly be God’s letters of recommendations! Continue to pray for our team and a safe return. I love and miss everyone back in the states and will see you and talk to you Sunday! Don’t miss me too much J

-xoxo, Kayla