Ann with her group of students during our English club, using the Narnia movie this week. These girls are fantastic! They know English very well and want more practice speaking it (hence, why they came to our 5pm club!). The girls are (from left to right): Mia, Kasia, Marysia, (me), Sylvia. We've formed a great friendship and I was even able to name the 50 US states. They've not known one American to do so!!! (I'm so proud!) We are going to be meeting tomorrow at 2:30 during break time to teach me some Polish. I would love to be able to find out more of where they are spiritually, so please pray for open doors tomorrow!
For those of you who met Adam, our Polish friend who visited the States for the first time right before we left for Poland), this is Marta, his fiance. They get married in September. They took us to the best pizza place in Tomascow over the weekend. This is Lauren and Marta outside the restaurant. Kaylor didn't want to leave the birthday party we had gone to, so she stayed behind and played with the kids while Lauren went with us.
Yes, it's all done by hand. We saw field after field with (I'm assuming) families working together! This shot was taken right as you come out of the camp.
Josh and Ann in the center of Tomascow. The Tomy Church (new) is located right up the road behind us.
This is Lauren's favorite Polish boy, Kuba. He is the son of one of ProEm's staff. There's 10 years difference between them, but they said they'd be more than happy to have Kuba wait for her until she's at least 20!! :)
Prayer before every basketball game during International Basketball Camp (last week).
Our last banquet dinner with Adrienne and Maciek Moryn, friends we've grown to love from Poland! We get to visit them in Indiana after we return from Poland. They left on Monday to visit her family (his first visit to the states) for a month.
Little Agotka's 3rd birthday. Kaylor and Lauren attended their first Polish birthday party!
Ann with her group of students during our English club, using the Narnia movie this week. These girls are fantastic! They know English very well and want more practice speaking it (hence, why they came to our 5pm club!). The girls are (from left to right): Mia, Kasia, Marysia, (me), Sylvia. We've formed a great friendship and I was even able to name the 50 US states. They've not known one American to do so!!! (I'm so proud!) We are going to be meeting tomorrow at 2:30 during break time to teach me some Polish. I would love to be able to find out more of where they are spiritually, so please pray for open doors tomorrow!
For those of you who met Adam, our Polish friend who visited the States for the first time right before we left for Poland), this is Marta, his fiance. They get married in September. They took us to the best pizza place in Tomascow over the weekend. This is Lauren and Marta outside the restaurant. Kaylor didn't want to leave the birthday party we had gone to, so she stayed behind and played with the kids while Lauren went with us.
Yes, it's all done by hand. We saw field after field with (I'm assuming) families working together! This shot was taken right as you come out of the camp.
Josh and Ann in the center of Tomascow. The Tomy Church (new) is located right up the road behind us.
This is Lauren's favorite Polish boy, Kuba. He is the son of one of ProEm's staff. There's 10 years difference between them, but they said they'd be more than happy to have Kuba wait for her until she's at least 20!! :)
Prayer before every basketball game during International Basketball Camp (last week).
Our last banquet dinner with Adrienne and Maciek Moryn, friends we've grown to love from Poland! We get to visit them in Indiana after we return from Poland. They left on Monday to visit her family (his first visit to the states) for a month.
Little Agotka's 3rd birthday. Kaylor and Lauren attended their first Polish birthday party!
1 comment:
Wow...quite a smorgasbord with the birthday meal. I am sure the little ladies found the party fun. Brent
Post a Comment