This Sunday, August 15th, the youth and adults who participate in the YouthWorks mission trip to the Yakama Indian Reservation in Washington will be making a presentation about their trip. The generous support of the congregation made this trip possible - don't miss hearing all about it and seeing the photos, too!
In addition to serving, making new friends, worship and Bible study, the group also kept a journal, responding to prompts each day. This week I'll highlight a few each day... a foretaste of the feast to come on Sunday.
July 17th, Day 1 - drive from Bozeman to Spokane
Q: What are you most nervous about for this mission trip?
A: I am most nervous about the kids getting along the whole week! I trust that they will make the best of their time together and take some "me" time if they need it. - Barb
Q: Tell about one interesting thing you saw on the way from Bozeman to Spokane.
A: One thing I noticed was that almost every car that passed us on the freeway was from Washington, even when we were in Montana. Silly Washingtonians! - Courtney
Q: What do you think will be the best part of this trip?
A: I think the best thing will be sleep. - Jeannette
July 18th, Day 2 - worship at Central Lutheran, Spokane, drive to mission site, meet other groups and leaders.
Q: How was worship this morning at Central Lutheran Church in Spokane? How was it similar/different from worship at CtK?
A: It was different ebcause there were not a lot of kids, had an organ. Everything had a memory of someone or something. They had stained galss, it was really cool - every single window had a story. - Marley
Q: What are your first impressions of the YouthWorks staff and site?
A: Cheerful, and they had their goofy sides. They seem kind and ready to help. - Jesse
Q: What are your first impressions of the other youth groups and leaders?
A: My 1st impression of the youth is that many of them are a lot younger than me. Lots of them are in middle school and only a few high schoolers. - JJ
More to come...
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