Thanks for praying!
Thank you for praying for the Palau team's chapel last Friday. Everything went well.
We sang several songs that we used during our programs at the churches.
Amelia and Joel were the big hits of the "show" whenever they were up front. Hopefully I won't turn into one of those notorious "stage parents."
We did a skit about being "FAT." "F" stands for "flexible," "A" stands for "available," and "T" for "teachable." As you can see, we weren't very fast at getting the message during the skit. Learning how to be "FAT" was one of the biggest challenges we faced in Palau.
Our faithful team leader Leeman shared one of the testimonies about how God changed us during our time in Palau.
Percia and Elilai did actions, along with Leeman and Everly (not pictured) to a song called "Never Be the Same." 
We sang the "L-O-V-E" song which incorporates letters that you make with your fingers (lower case) and then your body (capital). The students had great fun singing it along with us.
The team also performed "double duty" by presenting "The Machine," a skit about the importance of every member of the body of Christ in chapel this Tuesday. I incorporated the skit into my message about the importance of community for Christians. Thank you, team! I owe you one or two!
We sang several songs that we used during our programs at the churches.
Amelia and Joel were the big hits of the "show" whenever they were up front. Hopefully I won't turn into one of those notorious "stage parents."
We did a skit about being "FAT." "F" stands for "flexible," "A" stands for "available," and "T" for "teachable." As you can see, we weren't very fast at getting the message during the skit. Learning how to be "FAT" was one of the biggest challenges we faced in Palau.
Our faithful team leader Leeman shared one of the testimonies about how God changed us during our time in Palau.
Percia and Elilai did actions, along with Leeman and Everly (not pictured) to a song called "Never Be the Same."
We sang the "L-O-V-E" song which incorporates letters that you make with your fingers (lower case) and then your body (capital). The students had great fun singing it along with us.
The team also performed "double duty" by presenting "The Machine," a skit about the importance of every member of the body of Christ in chapel this Tuesday. I incorporated the skit into my message about the importance of community for Christians. Thank you, team! I owe you one or two!
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