Our Church-Amistad

June 2008-2

Not too many pictures from this week because I have posted our first little video below. This video is about a minute out of our 45 minute praise and worship time at the church we have been attending. We worship for the first hour and the second hour the kids go to their class. When the kids are gone we have a meet and greet time, followed by the announcements and then end with the sermon to be out by 12:15pm. This last Sunday we were able to experience our first Latin Lord's Supper. They didn't have the little bread waffers like the US. They use fresh baked bread that was so delicious we found ourselves wanting a little bit more. They also had the grape juice in bigger cups and a few of the little cups like we have in the US. Obviously it is all done in Spanish so we did a lot of looking around and following the lead of the locals. But a very special time, no less.



Last Saturday I also received my first cooking class for Puebla. Our mentor Rebekah brought some Mole Poblano back with her from Puebla. Mole is a bitter sauce made out of coco beans, but taste nothing like chocolate. It was invented right in Puebla, so very popular there. This mole that we ate was VERY spicy for this gringo tongue. I have to say it is definitley an aquired-taste-needed sauce. She had us all over and we cooked it then ate it over Chicken and Mexican rice. I made the manderine orange salad and it was a hit. For dessert we had homemade Flan made by Scott and Sherry. It was yummy! Click on the above link to see pictures of our meal and a few more from the week of the girls.

Please pray this week for the new people we had at our Sunday Bible Study, that the words of God they heard would land on fertile soil and that they would come back for more next Sunday!