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Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Impressive

I can't believe that it is already Wednesday. I just want to start off by saying that I think the students we have on this trip are Impressive. I have seen some great attitudes and great community within the group. One of the six volleyball teams that we had one the championship yesterday. One of the basketball teams was about to play for the championship, but then forfeited so that they could play volleyball (they were ont he winning team). Last night, I got the chance to be in the middle of the pack of students from WCC during worship. I have to tell you, I just stopped and was silent while they were singing for a while. The passion in their voices was amazing. What a great time of worship it was for me. I can't wait to spend time with your students once we are back in Warsaw.
There is now just a little over day left and students are already looking at what things are going to be lilke when they get back home. Some have relationships that need to change and some just have "stuff" that they want to work on. I want to encourage you, Parents, to ask questions about their week. Find out what was the most exciting thing about their week. Find out what they learned. They want you to ask. They want you to be involved, even though you aren't so sure.

posted by Mo @ 8:14 AM

2 Comments:

At 9:04 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Scott,
Thanks for keeping up this blog! In a small way it makes us parents feel more in touch with what's happening in Florida! And thanks for all that you do for our children. As hard as it was to let my little girl (not so little really) leave for a week, it was easier knowing that she would be well taken care of. She's called home with inspirational reports and personal growth in the Lord. I can't wait to hear all of it once she gets home!

 
At 5:14 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Any pictures yet?? :)

 

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