Church Ministry

The days have been going by much faster since the DTS has started! We are required to have 6 hours of lectures and 2 hours of work duty a day, plus much more. Our class has split up into two groups who rotate doing church ministry on the weekends. This last weekend my group went to a small church called Shalom that is about a 40 minute walk from the base. On Saturday night before church we prepared a drama, worship, testimony and sermon for our ministry.  I have been to this church several times before, but never took part in the service. 

We walked to the church and caught a ride on the way back. The final count of people that rode in this little 5 passenger truck was 20. 

Rachel shared her testimony about how she was blind and was healed two years ago. 

There are several offerings throughout the church service. This one was food for the pastor and his family. 

This is where I stay, the view out my window of a lovey water tank. 

Somehow I managed to be the only DTSer who scored two closets 

The place of rest! Wash basen and all under my bed. 

Sweet little Grace. She is the children of one of the students in the Family Ministry School (FMS) here on the YWAM base. I'm considering adoption. 

So far we have had two weeks of lectures. The first week there was a speaker from Kenya who who spoke about sin and redemption. This Last week there was a speaker from Uganda who was very outspoken. The topic was hearing the voice of God and God's character and the nature of God. 

The lectures have been very interesting, especially the theological part of them. 

Thank you everyone for all your encouragement and prayers! Please continue to pray for safety and health.