Portland (last bit of the week)
Mission
trips are so impacting. More impacting that most people realize unless
they themselves have been on one. The kids who were in the projects for
the last part of the week were just amazing. We had a friend of ours
lend us a portable microphone, so everyone in the projects could hear
us. The kids would start shouting the chorus to Hallelujah at the top of
their lungs, trying to beat the other team and if you were to turn
around during any point of the song, you could see others gathering
along the sidewalk or peeking out of their curtains to see what the
commotion was all about.
As the week continued and the group continued to grow, I was amazed at how God was working in these kids lives. They were asking questions, they were paying attention. Some made decisions. Oh if only the whole world had the faith of a child.
And such faith these children had! A lot of our group consisted of muslim kids, who were there against their parents wishes, but they wanted to hear more. One girl, Ikran, was sitting practically on my feet as I was telling them about the God. She was asking questions and understanding! Last year when I was in a park full of Somalians, we were asked not to return, and now they are asking questions! Purely an act of God alone.
Here's the video from the week:
As the week continued and the group continued to grow, I was amazed at how God was working in these kids lives. They were asking questions, they were paying attention. Some made decisions. Oh if only the whole world had the faith of a child.
And such faith these children had! A lot of our group consisted of muslim kids, who were there against their parents wishes, but they wanted to hear more. One girl, Ikran, was sitting practically on my feet as I was telling them about the God. She was asking questions and understanding! Last year when I was in a park full of Somalians, we were asked not to return, and now they are asking questions! Purely an act of God alone.
Here's the video from the week:
http://animoto.com/play/19A900LizZV2KsDPDMBE0g
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