This summer has been full of random projects and helping people out. Between managing the guest house, IT work for the MK school and all the random maintenance and whatnot, I got invited to go help put a concrete floor in a new church building for the Tarahumara people of Mexico. The Tarahumara church has been growing and maturing quite a bit and is extending out to new villages within their people group. One of these villages was building this church building but needed a concrete floor put in. So we loaded up the truck and borrowed a trailer to mix up some concrete. This is what followed.
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| 3 hour drive each way. Fun times :) |
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| Parked in front of the church |
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| At least we had two mixers. That made it go a lot faster |
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| Lots of hours of making cement |
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| This made putting the finishing touches on so much easier! |
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| Vicente workin' hard |
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| We had quite the diverse group working together. 3 American missionaries, 1 Panamanian tribal believer attending Bible Institute in Chihuahua, 1 teen from the kid's club I've been teaching, several Tarahumara guys, 1 Guarijío believer (Vicente, who is our missionary coworker in the work to the Guarijío people.) |
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| And we provided entertainment for the kids while we worked :) |
It was a lot of work but we also had a blast together. I'm glad we got to serve the Tarahumara church in this way!
