Hola para Jay y Kat y Jason.
Today we got to take a look at the project for the coffee plantation. The Pastor told us of his plans to produce and harvest the coffee beans. Their plans to create the kids camp is inspirational. It will be such and honor to partner with the church and help them fund the plans for this.
After lunch we got a chance to go see a local portion of the Mayan Ruins. We were all amazed. Each of the kids took a turn at climbing the structures and took many good photos as they posed at the top. They will have many to share I am sure. While there we had a chance to visit the bat cave. No we didn't see Batman but there were many of his friends there.
In the evening we had the chance to be a part of the churches youth service. It was amazing. The worship was like none other. They had two dance teams, had a great praise and worship team, and a good drama team. They know how to have church. Our team got a chance to perform again, and Savannah our new friend sang a great song. Another dance was done by the girls dance team, then I had the chance to partner with Chris, our guide and my translator, to deliver the Word. I will say the best part of the nights were the alters were filled with students and others crying out to God. I believe several of our own students were touched dramatically by God. I know several of them experienced things that they had never seen before. I also want to say the Holy Spirit's power is still working today. We have seen healing on this trip and restoration, and demons had to flee tonight by the power of God.
We ended our night with some of the most amazing what we would call flour tortillas, grilled with cheese, pork, and beans. The were homemade on the grill outside. It was our first real cultural food. Overall the day was amazing and God still continues to prove that this trip was all planned according to His purposes and not ours.
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