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Just like in the US, the good news of Jesus can be communicated in a bunch of different ways, and it's not always easy to tell what will and won't work. In preparation for the trip, we got together some lessons for kids, some dramas, and memorized scripture out of Romans 1, among other things. |
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At our roadside stop in Kumasi we got to go over the biblical account of creation with the crowd of mostly kids, but also many adults. Mary and Sarah L did a great job getting that together before we left. |
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Mike had a lot of fun with the groups of kids that came around. I guess a game of slaps is a pretty universal way of communicating with people in any country. |
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We wrote a drama specifically for the trip dealing with idolatry and the power of Jesus. I love communicating the gospel this way. |
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A lot of our message was delivered through story telling. Here Sarah is telling the story of "Little Monkey", who disobeyed his Daddy, and had to be rescued by him as he was about to get eaten by a crocodile ((with small beady eyes, and a great big mouth ...)) It was a good way to get across that even though we disobey, if WE cry out for help, then we can be saved the same way the little monkey was. |
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We were also welcomed into this school, and got to present the Gospel in pairs to every grade level. Jason and I got to speak to the older kids. There must have been over a hundred in this room alone ... The teachers were very nice, and seemed to want only the best for their students. |
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These little kids were so precious! A few in the daycare were afraid because they had never seen white skin before ... |
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<-- I love it. |
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