The Adventure Begins

Breakfast: 7:30am...Woo-hoo! :) Later on: walk about town. We found a delicious frozen yogurt place! We had fun in town while acquainting Tim and Ruth with the Latino culture and teaching them Spanish as we walked about. They love it.

The Arrival

We got in around 11pm... but everyone on the base seem to be up still. They all came out to greet us at once and help us get our bags sorted in our rooms. I even went out for coffee later on with some of the staff to get better acquainted.

A Taste of What is to Come

I was invited by a good friend of mine to visit Ensenada for a few days before I officially move to Mexico. On Tuesday he asked me if I would like to take the opportunity to teach on the subject of faith at a discipleship school that he leads at his church, 'Capilla Calvario Horizonte' (Horizon Calvary Chapel). It was an amazing time and God was the one doing all the talking :) ... At first I was very nerveous as I haven't taught in Spanish in a REALLY long time but, of course, God was faithful... on Sunday I went and bought a Spanish Bible, to help get ready. I was also part of an outreach held at the church to celebrate Mexico's independance day, which was a lot of fun and tons of people came from all over town. Juan Domingo, the pastor of the church, shared with me that from that outreach every year loads of relationships are formed and lots of people start coming to church as a result. It is an exciting time getting emotionally, mentally and spiritually prepared to move back into Latin America. Pray for me that I would know His will for my life in this new venture :o)