Noting is as it seems in China, especially with the food. You think something will be sweet and then it's salty or savory.... or vice versa. Oh and the chicken feet. They are everywhere, at the supermarkets, on the street, and in corner shops.
We stayed in dorms at a small university in Fuzhou.We did laundry by hand, used a ‘spinner’ to get the water out of the clothes and then hung them to dry in the bathroom. The bathroom had a shower head over the toilet, it was very cozy!
Our neighborhood was very busy with lots of different restaurants (even Western ones… like McDonalds- there’s nothing better than McDonald’s cheeseburger and fries when you are overseas for a long time) and lots of shops and a night market. The students on our team loved it!
The program looked a little different than in ShiShi. We worked with 50 Chinese students from 6 years old to high school age. Rainer was in charge of this entire program and did an amazing job. Our team was divided up into 8 groups and organized the program time with games, skits, songs, sharing and dances. Each morning opened with one of our students sharing their testimony and a translator helping them out. Then the team taught the group a Bible song or had worship. Because this is a private program we can share the gospel openly.
We stayed in dorms at a small university in Fuzhou.We did laundry by hand, used a ‘spinner’ to get the water out of the clothes and then hung them to dry in the bathroom. The bathroom had a shower head over the toilet, it was very cozy!
Our neighborhood was very busy with lots of different restaurants (even Western ones… like McDonalds- there’s nothing better than McDonald’s cheeseburger and fries when you are overseas for a long time) and lots of shops and a night market. The students on our team loved it!
The program looked a little different than in ShiShi. We worked with 50 Chinese students from 6 years old to high school age. Rainer was in charge of this entire program and did an amazing job. Our team was divided up into 8 groups and organized the program time with games, skits, songs, sharing and dances. Each morning opened with one of our students sharing their testimony and a translator helping them out. Then the team taught the group a Bible song or had worship. Because this is a private program we can share the gospel openly.
Troy's group
Kylie's skittles
Holly on the Tsunami day
Paper, Rock, Scissors champion
Rainer riding in the Tsunami
LOTS of water
Date night in the rain
Mannequins all over China
A group working on their team poster
Daddy daycare
Fast friends
Olivia and her friend
Kylie sharing scripture with a Chinese student
At the program
Alice and her friend at the dorms
Daisy's mom and her gift to Alice
Two huge piles being driven by a motorcycle!
Games on the court
Rainer leading the program
Raessa sharing her testimony
Worn out
The oldest students playing outside
The Chinese volunteer meeting after the program
"Roty Rcbuh" shoes
"Hot tub time machine"
Bible skits
Alice sleeping
Picking mangos
Rainer teaching
SUCH a good burger
Afternoon out
Leadership team out for tea with Rose
Tea time
Cute little boy pouring tea
Holly, Melia and Rose
Street Sushi
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