Tuesday, March 12, 2024
Monday, March 11, 2024
Local Mission Trip 2024
At Florence fuller we did many things. As we entered the classroom, we sat down fearfully but then we grew to love the little children as we taught them words. We built many things out of connects and a child who we will call quarry, stole our designs as her own. We also built a fishing rod which the other kids interpreted as a firearm. We also built some bows, but did not arm the children.
Sophomore Mission Trip 2024
Junior Mission Trip 2024
Sunday, March 10, 2024
Sophomore Mission Trip 2024
Junior Mission Trip 2024
Saturday, March 09, 2024
Junior Mission Trip 2024
Friday, March 08, 2024
Local Mission Trip 2024
FRIDAY MARCH 8, 2024
Florence Fuller was easier today, mostly because we knew where everything was and were more familiarized with the kids. Vicky and I helped the teacher cut up paper for a St Patrick’s craft they were doing. We then helped them put their craft together. After that we interacted and played kitchen and doctor, helped them with their lessons and played with dolls. We then left and ate lunch. After lunch we went to the beach and were supposed to pick up trash. We ended up walking all the way down to the bridge because of how much we were complaining about various things like heat, distance, etc. We finally got to turn around. That’s when we split up and swam at the beach or got playa bowls. Overall today was a good and eventful day. We were taught patience and we were shown how even a little bit of pickup can help and impact our community.
Senior Mission Trip 2024
Sophomore Mission Trip
Amaya
Junior Mission Trip 2024
Thursday, March 07, 2024
Local Mission Trip 2024
THURSDAY MARCH 7,2024
Today, in the morning we went to Florence Fuller (West side). When we walked in we were shown our rooms and the women told us what to do. Vicky, Ava and I were told to wipe down all the counters and toys which took a while. While I was wiping down counters a girl started making conversation with me, like what my name was, where i’m from, etc. She then proceeded to ask me what my shirt spelt, which was Jesus. I found this really interesting because not until then did I see how that little girl and probably many others have never even seen or heard the name Jesus. After we cleaned, we all stepped out of our comfort zone and helped children learn their alphabet sounds and how to write the letters. Vicky, whose first language was not English, found this difficult. The child I helped didn’t even know half the alphabet.
Later in the afternoon we went to Boca Helping Hands. There we all had various jobs like bagging food and putting food in boxes, etc. The food to me didn’t seem very appetizing or something I would eat, but to the person getting the bag it will probably make their day.
In conclusion, the first day of missions opened my eyes to things in the world that I had known but never experienced. It showed me that you don’t have to travel to other states or countries, people need to be helped and showed Jesus right where we are.