Today was the 3rd and last day of Sunday School training & Terrilee has been amazing!!! At first audiences were not sold on mzungu woman but she won them over and had them laughing and focused while bringing home the value of caring for and teaching children well. She had some of the audience up acting out creation and Matt was the tree of knowledge and was as funny as one of the pastors acting like "the heavens". Terrilee may have a new career.
We have had incredible storms but the team did not have to do much hiking around today. The entire team is doing great. They are all healthy, lots of laughter, deep sharing and growing together. I love to see the change that takes place not only in country but in people. God will not leave one of us unchanged.
This is my 4th time over here now and Uganda is in cultural transition for sure, there is much progress and more comfort than when I first came but the poverty and death all around is still overwhelming.
It is so great to have John an Matt on board with us and our groups are doing so well together. Nicole, Tammi, Kari and Pam are amazing with the kids. We have met up with an Aussie partner who does some work here as well and that has been a great God shot. What a great collaboration, we hope to keep developing that relationship.
My next project when I get back will be a history of The Crossing in Uganda so there is more detailed context for future teams.
Tomorrow we get a bit of a rest and are going to the National Park. All is good, love to all families and supporters, we are all happy, well and thankful to be here. Ian, your wife rocks!! Big love to Terry and Conner.
Goodnight,
Keri Moore
We have had incredible storms but the team did not have to do much hiking around today. The entire team is doing great. They are all healthy, lots of laughter, deep sharing and growing together. I love to see the change that takes place not only in country but in people. God will not leave one of us unchanged.
This is my 4th time over here now and Uganda is in cultural transition for sure, there is much progress and more comfort than when I first came but the poverty and death all around is still overwhelming.
It is so great to have John an Matt on board with us and our groups are doing so well together. Nicole, Tammi, Kari and Pam are amazing with the kids. We have met up with an Aussie partner who does some work here as well and that has been a great God shot. What a great collaboration, we hope to keep developing that relationship.
My next project when I get back will be a history of The Crossing in Uganda so there is more detailed context for future teams.
Tomorrow we get a bit of a rest and are going to the National Park. All is good, love to all families and supporters, we are all happy, well and thankful to be here. Ian, your wife rocks!! Big love to Terry and Conner.
Goodnight,
Keri Moore
