We wrapped up the El Salvador campaign in Apopa last night. It was a great week, with more than 500 professions of faith.
Yesterday morning we went to a "new" school and the kids were so excited to have us there.
Don stayed with us this week, so at lunch he invited us, Koky and Ena to join him at Restaurant 168, his favorite Chinese restaurant.
The campaign was in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Apopa and the team was able to meet Pastor Chitty for the first time. After going door-to-door for an hour and having several kids games and time on the inflatable, the drama team performed the "Everything" drama and Harry presented the gospel (with Vladimir translating.)
It was a long, but productive week and amazingly the rain held off. In fact, it's been very hot, humid and dry--quite an uncomfortable combination.
However, the harvest this week was anything but dry--more than 750 people made professions of faith this week--most of them were high school students who heard the gospel presented in their classrooms.
We said goodbye to the team tonight after the final campaign. It's always bittersweet when it's time for them to return home.
