Last night Samuel decided he wanted to make himself a frappachino…and had an interesting time, to say the least. Here, Tina helps him a bit with the whip cream topping! (see video below).
English and basketball classes began in Jesús María tonight, with around 20 people attending English class and another 15 or so playing basketball.
We also visited the Indian ruins here in Ixtapaluca today, and spent some time picking up pottery pieces.
Quote of the Day: The church in a multicultural world is called to bless the nations by valuing persons and cultures in their particularity God calls us to remind the world of the high value and worth God has placed not only on each person but on each family, ethnicity, tribe, tongue and nation. We not only pray for the well-being of persons, but we also seek to be in relationship with them. Therefore the ministry of blessing can never be an ethnocentric affair; it must be a family affair, as in “all the families of the earth.” Duane Elmer. Cross-Cultural Servanthood: Serving the World in Christlike Humility
