Ship Photo!!! (Curacao)

Yes, this is the ship photo with (almost) everyone onboard, I happen to be touching the rail of the bow towards the bottom right. (both hands on the railing, wearing a black t-shirt)

Goodbye Guyana...

I'm coming up with some kind of "theory" when it comes to getting to know a country; It takes only one week to fall in love with a country. The same thing happened in Guyana as in St Lucia, I got to know the culture and the people in just one week and fell in love with the country.
We had the privilege of having our own house for the week (the white one on the right) and participated in many different events. We started out with open air evangelism (which involves going door to door to invite everyone) and followed through with school visits, an orphanage visit, church programs, christmas programs and drama training for the church youth. Apart from that we got to know Guyana in a special way, whether it be tasting the sugar cane juice, seeing and bathing with the cows in the ocean, yelling from inside(!) to get people to come out of their homes, traveling on the back of the pastor's truck or climbing coconut trees,  we learned to love this unique country.
Around 21 challenge teams were sent out in this port and God used them to impact many lives. Pray that these lives stay changed and that they may glorify God into eternity.

Drama Challenge Team

I'm leaving today (Monday Dec. 6) for seven days on the Drama challenge team in Guyana!!!

We'll be doing lots of drama and music, I'll be with Alison (UK), Lilian (Chile), Liz (TandT), Martin (France), Marsha (Netherlands) and Brad (South Africa).

Thank you for praying.