December Events: Thanks for your prayers!

Thanks for your prayers (so far) for the events of December! Here’s a quick report:

For our last adoration service of the year, we meditated on the second coming of Christ, and all the things we’re looking forward to (most of all – HIM!). I also revived a monologue I did many years ago (which I lost, and had to rewrite) (anybody remember that, by the way?). It’s a shepherd speaking just before the angels appear – and he’s pretty bitter. Little does he know that the answers to his questions are only moments away!

We joined the choir from Iglesia Bíblica la Cosecha for the appreciation dinner, and I think it went all right. I did video the event, so I may try to post the concert or part of it. It was kind of a practice for us, so I’m afraid mistakes were made, but hopefully the message came through!

The closing program at the community centre was great – lots of people, lots of fun, and some great discussions. Please pray for these people – so many very different people with different needs and situations!

My Sunday School lessons continue through the end of the month. I’m working on the last two – the final commandment (about coveting), and then a wrap-up where we’ll discuss the law and the gospel in general. There have been some great thought-provoking discussions. I’ve learned a lot!

This past Sunday we sang with the choir again in a large park in Mexico City. There was a clever live nativity scene, puppets, hot ponche, and of course the music – two concerts! I’m guessing seven or eight hundred people were listening and getting involved and hearing the Gospel. The choir has received two or three more invitations to perform, but we probably won’t be able to join them due to schedule conflicts.

This coming Sunday is our church’s own Christmas service. Nathanael will (Lord willing) be making his ukulele debut, playing “Today is Christmas” while the kids sing.

Thanks again for your prayers during this busy season. We pray that there will be much fruit!