Showing posts with label latinos in missions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label latinos in missions. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

The Perfect Teaching Outfit

One of the practice teachers at the adult learning workshop had the perfect shirt on today.  


"Stop me when I start making sense!"


Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Talking with your feet

At the beginning of the workshop I'm helping teach this week, we ask everyone to share how they feel about the subject we're learning. We place signs around the room that symbolize different emotions and thoughts about the planning and administration of projects.  (See the photo.)  Then each mission agency leader moves to stand by the sign that best describes how they feel about the topic.  Many end up with me under the sign: "What's this all about?" :)  Others choose "I love it".  Still others, "Convince me!", etc.  Then at the end of the workshop we do this again only to find that many people have found a new location.  Our goal as we teach is to allow everyone to actually practice and implement what they are learning, so it's hard not to be more excited about this stuff by the end of the week!

Some of the faces of southern missions

Greetings from the workshop for leaders of Central American missions agencies!

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Alcanzando...

If Jesus were Tico (Costa Rican), I think He would have attended Saturday's conference. I'll fill in the details in my next email update, but I can tell you now there was a lot of singing, learning, praying, and dedicating of lives to reach those who haven't heard...yet. And there was one gringa from the USA who made these weird hand signs...or is she trying to poke out Silvana's eye? We're not sure...