Na Guara! This expression is only heard in Venezuela and it is almost always used in moments of joy or awe. I can definitely say that it perfectly sums up our trip, although we are still in Caracas. I am so thankful for such a wonderful team and experience here. God has been with us and blessed us so much this week. Our team really worked so well together and we were able to make meaningful friendships with the workers at the farm and with the children also. We were able to do some things for them that they would simply not be able to do financially. Among other things we bought them a washing machine which was desperately needed. Many things were sanded and painted and tons of electrical work and lights were fixed. A follow up team is already here and we were able to meet with them and give them some great ideas also.
Everyone there was so genuine and wonderful the entire week. I can really tell that God is active in their ministry and they have developed a positive environment where true change can really occur. I loved our driver Johnny, in particular, because he made our long days in the van so entertaining. El es muy comico. The food was very good and the coffee was outstanding, although they made us use tiny cups to drink it… I have made wonderful new friends both on our team and in Barquisimeto. Thank you for supporting our team and all of your prayers.
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