Sunday, 26 February 2012

Sun?

Today while the rest of the team had a lie in (apparently teenagers need huge amounts of sleep to function in any way) Beth and I attended the early service in Ardglass. The scenery was breathtaking, as the town looks out over a picturesque harbour. As an added blessing the Lord blessed our commitment to early mornings by giving us a clear blue sky and blazing sunshine. By the time we met up with the team at our second service of the day in Downpatrick the clouds had again taken over the sky. Nonetheless everyone had a great time at church and enjoyed our host Harry's sermon very much. The afternoon saw a return to our host houses where everyone was given a sunday lunch. The portions were large, and the take flight team continues to not worry about food at all.

In the evening we lead a youth night in which half of the team made bracelets with the more timid members of the youth group. The other half however participated in a raucus game of dodgeball. As the games came to a close Travis, Isaak, and Jenessa shared on faith, hope, and love. Some great conversations were had in our small groups and Beth closed with a lovely song. After a quick but memorable debrief segment the whole leadership team went to Macdonalds where we maintained our stellar Irish diet with a greasy night cap.

As a side note John Bryan arrived today safely, and we are all happy to have him here. Truth be told I have to share a room with him so please pray that the Lord will bless John with the ability to not snore!

All our love from Downpatrick!

1 comment:

  1. Hi Team, as hard as it is to leave Friendship House we all need to continue to pray that the seeds that have been sown and the watering that has been done will bring a harvest of souls for the kingdom of God. The Lord has brought you to another field that requires tending. May the fruit of your labour be a blessing to every one in Downpatrick. May His light shine through each one of you brighter & brighter as you draw closer to Him. James 4:8.

    You are always in our prayers.

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