Lunch one day was provided by the La Cienega church. The ladies supplied not only us, but the
extra workers we had for the day. It was a good day.We had so much rain that the gravel truck had to dump part of his load to be able to get out of there!
Included in the plans for the week was the baptism in Lake Atitlan of one of George and Mary Ruth's granddaughters.
Of course, we visited the Eagle's Nest Orphanage again and worked for the day. Some of the older girls liked to help.
Besides getting fed by the La Cienega church, we had supper at the home of Juan Aju, parents of Ruth and Santos. It was a joyous evening, if not a little tight!
I'm still working on how to get everything to look "professional" on the blog, but haven't worked out all of the bugs. Bear with me as I learn!
Maria
jcoker@email.caminternational.org
1 comment:
Just wanted to let you know that I came across your blog today... I know this post is very old, but my daughter's picture is on here. She came from Eagles Nest orphanage. She is wearing the pink tank top holding the baby. :0) Neat to see even after she has been home with us for over a year. Small world. Amy
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