This past Sunday at our church the pastor spoke about being Missional- loving people by serving them. The band sung this song below and it was such a great reminder that God is the God of people in our city, but also the God of the whole world. Please continue to pray for the people we will meet in Belize!
You're the God of this City
You're the King of these people
You're the Lord of this nation
You are
You're the Light in this darkness
You're the Hope to the hopeless
You're the Peace to the restless
You are
There is no one like our God
There is no one like our God
For greater things have yet to come
And greater things are still to be done in this City
Greater thing have yet to come
And greater things are still to be done in this City
-God of this City by Chris Tomlin
Beth :)
Some Young Ladies from San Pedro
These young ladies danced for us in their traditional dresses
Belize Mission 2011
We completed another amazing trip to Belize. This trip was special because it was made by 10 friends who became even better friends. David & Beth Gains, Greg, Annette & Shawn Sargent, Dawn Ficorilli, Joni Oakley, Glenn & Tamera Turndrup and David Ahuja teamed up to go serve the people of Belize.
We continued our initiatives in the local schools. We moved into a new community, Cristo Rey, just one mile away from San Pedro village which is our home base. In Cristo Rey we partnered with two of the local schools to install computer labs in both school. One school got a completely new computer lab. we instaled new tables and 10 computers. The internet was connected by the local telecom the day we left. We also installed 5 computers in a school that already had a few old computers. The group taught some classes to the teachers and the students. Our second project was to have fun with Vacation Bible School. It was a huge success with over 50 kids turning out to have fun and to learn about the love of God. We also did some light construction work. We installed two basketball backboards and we did some construction work at a local tortilla factory.
On this trip we learned to understand patience. The trip started out with many challenges. June is the start of the rainy season in Belize and boy did it rain. We had monsoon like rain fall for 3 days. We worked in mud! but in one day the sun came out dried everything and we were able to accomplish all our tasks ...
We continued our initiatives in the local schools. We moved into a new community, Cristo Rey, just one mile away from San Pedro village which is our home base. In Cristo Rey we partnered with two of the local schools to install computer labs in both school. One school got a completely new computer lab. we instaled new tables and 10 computers. The internet was connected by the local telecom the day we left. We also installed 5 computers in a school that already had a few old computers. The group taught some classes to the teachers and the students. Our second project was to have fun with Vacation Bible School. It was a huge success with over 50 kids turning out to have fun and to learn about the love of God. We also did some light construction work. We installed two basketball backboards and we did some construction work at a local tortilla factory.
On this trip we learned to understand patience. The trip started out with many challenges. June is the start of the rainy season in Belize and boy did it rain. We had monsoon like rain fall for 3 days. We worked in mud! but in one day the sun came out dried everything and we were able to accomplish all our tasks ...
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