Time? We had invited Don Santos, Sonja and Jimmy
for dinner along with our study, but the day was packed full, so I was
uncertain how the meal was going to come together. Early, before heading out, I cooked some
breakfast bars for our weekly meeting with the Juayua-Salcoatitan group. I also cooked some cheesecake for the evening
meal and one loaf of carrot bread for bread and coffee on Saturday. Once the
sweets are made, I feel like I can move forward. Our meeting was scheduled for 9 and our
building. We met first last week in
Salcoatitan because we did not have electricity. Things were in place this week. Some ticket items were preacher’s meeting is
set for February in Salcoatitan, ladies class is set for February 6 in Juayua,
teen events in both cities in February and some outreach scheduled for Santa
Telca. Santa Telca is near San Salvador
and especially Ricardo and Yoli have worked in this area for some time and I
have helped with one ladies’ class.
Hopefully, there will still be continued contact and work among the
congregations. It is a busy time and
each congregation is additionally working on their own individual events. After the meeting during lunch, Dwaine and I
both worked on some of the dinner menu items.
At 2 I picked up Seyli and Eliza for a study with Sonja, Ana’s
daughter. While the study went well,
they were preparing tamales outside the door and smoke poured in the whole
time. It was almost overwhelming and
everyone was coughing and wiping tear filled eyes. Socorro’s study was set for 3:30 and I was
able to connect with her about 3:40.
Dwaine went by the church building to have everything prepared for
Wednesday night’s class. Next, we met
back at our house to finish cooking.
Dwaine had plugged in some crock pots and with his help, we got everything
done by the time they arrived about 6:15.
Dwaine led a study and Don Santos asked several questions. We ate afterwards and the meal turned out
nice. Most everything I cooked was a new
recipe, so I was uncertain. I sure am
thankful for the internet so I can keep some fresh ideas going. They left about 9 and promised to bring some
pizza for dinner for next week’s study.
Is it a stick-up....no, Cesar just has a cold!
Weekly meeting with Juayua and Salcoatitan
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