Today, I spent the day at the hospital here in Greece. It was unexpected... but not to worry... it was for the birth of a beautiful baby girl! Some of my new friends here in Athens had their second daughter today, and what an honor it was to be able to share in their joy! I've met some precious people while I've been here, and as one of them was sharing with me tonight, it seems like I've known many of them for years... not just a week and a half. I love that about the family of God around the world!
Yesterday I finished my second class for RHEMA Greece. All but two of the students are pictured here. The are a wonderful charter class- 26 in all- with a hunger to learn and grow in their relationship with God. My subjects were very detailed with a lot of facts- Bible History and Church History- and I had their pens flying! It was a lot of information to pack in to just 10 hours of teaching. Originally I thought I had 15 hours and that seemed like a challenge, so 10 stretched me even more, but God was faithful and we finished right on time.
We've been limited on the amount of office set up we've been able to tackle mainly because the walls for the office hadn't gone up yet! Even so, we've been able to get some forms in place for the school and work on some other "virtual office" set up, too. There is still much to be done, but we've begun!
Pastor Spyros allowed me to share for part of the Wednesday night service last week and I'll be doing the same for tomorrow's service as well. As always, the Lord has provided some special one-on-one interactions, too. I'm looking forward to my last few days and am continuing to expect God-connections and God-assignments!
Yesterday I finished my second class for RHEMA Greece. All but two of the students are pictured here. The are a wonderful charter class- 26 in all- with a hunger to learn and grow in their relationship with God. My subjects were very detailed with a lot of facts- Bible History and Church History- and I had their pens flying! It was a lot of information to pack in to just 10 hours of teaching. Originally I thought I had 15 hours and that seemed like a challenge, so 10 stretched me even more, but God was faithful and we finished right on time.
We've been limited on the amount of office set up we've been able to tackle mainly because the walls for the office hadn't gone up yet! Even so, we've been able to get some forms in place for the school and work on some other "virtual office" set up, too. There is still much to be done, but we've begun!
Pastor Spyros allowed me to share for part of the Wednesday night service last week and I'll be doing the same for tomorrow's service as well. As always, the Lord has provided some special one-on-one interactions, too. I'm looking forward to my last few days and am continuing to expect God-connections and God-assignments!
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