That’s a Switch
One thing we’ve learned during this semester of classes – people don’t seem to like classes at 6pm. And what time is my English class and Bible study – yep, 6pm.
Well, that’s how we learn – by trying!
The other classes have had a mix.
Because Las Palmas is actually connected (you can walk from one to the other) to Santa Barbara, we do get a few from there.
And lately we’ve actually had some neighbours from our street come to classes, which has been fun! Four of the people in my English class are friends from our street. And two women from our street came to Shari’s baking class this week.
That is a switch – but it’s a fun switch! It’s been great to get to know some neighbours in a different context. And we’ve had some interesting conversations!
We’re planning some fun things for the semester ahead – we’ll see how it goes! Meanwhile, three more weeks and then our closing program on the 10th of December.
Here’s a summary of the posts from last week, which add some context and personal connections to this year’s special anniversaries of Camino Global, Camino Global Canada, and Camino’s ministry in Mexico.
Seriously, though, we do give thanks to the Lord for all He has done, both in our lives and in the lives of so many others. It’s amazing!
The picture to the right is a larger version of the one in our newsletter. It’s Nathanael and Hannah, of course, only three days after we had arrived in Mexico. We still weren’t at our destination (Cuernavaca), but we were staying with our new friends the McManus Family in San Juan del RÃo.