Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Testimony in Temane

Every Thursday afternoon we go to a village allied Temane. This village has 5 believers, no Bibles, and no church building. We have been going to build relationships with these people and teach them about God. I did two new things while I was there this past week: I pounded rice and shared my testimony in Portuguese! 

Meghan and Lilly brought bubbles for the first time.
The kids LOVED them! (Notice the little girl with the
babydoll strapped on her back in front of Meghan..
so precious!) 

Flora, my language teacher, and I pounding rice. It was
hard work and I lasted about 5 minutes.

We were watching so we knew how it was done. These
girls are from 6-12 years old...they are working at an
early age!

Right before we started

The girl was walking around trying to find someone to
help her. Tracy called her over and retied her baby doll on!

My second momma!


Here are a few faces I get to see each week. Love these kids with all my heart and I want ALL of them to come home with me!



I could eat her with a spoon! 

Beautiful

They LOVE to smile and laugh!

Can I have him, please?

Jesus, Jesus

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My testimony in Portuguese. It's hard to hear in some parts
because of the wind and kids. So listen closely. 
Enjoy!

                                          


His Servant,
Sheldon


3 comments:

  1. Wow! That is VERY cool! You did a great job! Caroline is here today because she is out for Thanksgiving break. She watched it and said, "Wow! She's speaking another language!" She said to say, "Caroline says I love her!" We all do and we pray that your time there will be all that you pray it will be and more! HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!

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  2. Technology just amazes me - so glad you had the opportunity to share your testimony, and in another language no less! Now it's on video forever! Those precious children - I remember the feeling I had wanting to take all of the Jamaican babies home with me 14 years ago... I can only imagine your love for them growing deeper since you see them on a weekly basis! Love your pictures and love reading your heart! Keep writing and sharing, and we will keep praying!

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  3. Wow Shel! So proud of you and how hard you've been working both to teach the girls and to learn this language as well!! You never cease to amaze me!! I love you and I'm SOOO proud of you!! Oh and PLEASE bring one home to me!! ;-)

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