Real Live Missionaries at Our Church!



At church last night, we got to listen to a panel of missionaries as they answered questions about their lives: 1) in other countries, 2) at colleges in the States and 3) in our own town of Greenville! (Rev. Castro is starting a Spanish-speaking church right in one of our church buildings!) It's exciting to think that a lot of these hard working, full-time missionaries may have begun just like me - on short-term mission trips.
Anyway, my Sunday School class (named Faith) went over the top in preparing recipes from South Afrika. The other tables and foods looked just as scrumptuous but I stuck with ours and imagined myself in that country one day... You should have seen our table decor, by the way! Wonder if we'll win the prize.
I was just wondering if everyone liked the 'Frikkadels' I made? They were such tasty little meatballs. I was thinking of taking that recipe to France. Oh boy, that's another thing I've got to do - sort through my cookbook and figure out meals and desserts, etc. to make over there.
I did get some things done, you'll be happy to know - and I had my hair cut really short so I won't have to worry about it for a couple of months!!

Later - Teddy
1 Comments:
Dear Teddy,
Such a joy to read of your adventures. Pray that your trip will be the best.
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