We spent these two days as English teachers at a private school in Chachoengsao. We were divided into three classrooms and taught for three periods. The students didn’t know very much so we reviewed things like animals and colours, using songs, games and skits. We also snuck in a little bit of Jesus teaching and handed out flyers to attend our big English camp this weekend. All of the students were really involved, and loved our gecko impressions… I think you’d be able to find Jake on Instagram because of all the pictures they took with him (#afro). What can I say, we were pretty much celebrities. While the team split off into what is called “cell groups” the other half prepped for our next English lesson and spent time doing on-the-spot children’s ministry with some of the other missionaries. Cell groups are when a few of us gather in someone’s home to worship, share and pray. Some of these homes consist of just three walls, which provided an incredibly humbling experience. Our schedule is so packed that we’re constantly on the move, so when we were told of an up-and-coming break day, everyone was ecstatic.
- J&M
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