#14: Each morning, we would have morning devotions and then receive a briefing from CTL about the orphanages we would be visiting that day (usually one in the morning and one in the afternoon). Sometimes we would be split into two groups to cover more ground. At the orphanages, our teams would put on a five minute skit about a Bible story (my team did the story of the lost sheep; the others did the story of Jesus loving the little children), usually followed by a craft and a few games. Although we had our plans in place, we really had to remain flexible, relying on CTL to tell us about the type of kids at particular orphanages. They would tell us what they thought would be the most effective craft, game, or Bible story questions to ask so as to maximize our limited time there. Pictured is Bogdan and Meredith engaging in one such conversation.
Monday, April 27, 2009
#14: Each morning, we would have morning devotions and then receive a briefing from CTL about the orphanages we would be visiting that day (usually one in the morning and one in the afternoon). Sometimes we would be split into two groups to cover more ground. At the orphanages, our teams would put on a five minute skit about a Bible story (my team did the story of the lost sheep; the others did the story of Jesus loving the little children), usually followed by a craft and a few games. Although we had our plans in place, we really had to remain flexible, relying on CTL to tell us about the type of kids at particular orphanages. They would tell us what they thought would be the most effective craft, game, or Bible story questions to ask so as to maximize our limited time there. Pictured is Bogdan and Meredith engaging in one such conversation.
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