Western Christmas is quickly approaching (Ethiopian Christmas is January 7-it looks nothing like our Christmas). We love the kids in our pasture and have such a desire for them to know about the significance of the baby in a manger. Pray with us for open doors and opportunities and soft and understanding hearts.
A few girls came over to color. This is an easy way to bless and one many of you have contributed to by sending crayons and coloring books. The pictures that are colored are then used as wall coverings on the mud walls of their homes.
I was so impressed by little Bete and the way she caught on to try and stay within the lines, though she has maybe held a crayon twice in her life.
The coloring style usually is usually a bit of a tie-dye approach. I think there may be a lack of understanding of the object being colored (though this wolf could be identified as a hyena). It’s a bright addition to any wall. :)
Crack me up. It seems Miss T’s face is saying, “Wait, I thought I wasn’t supposed to put these in my mouth?”.
2 comments:
What a wonderful opportunity to pour out love on the neighbor kids! Your kiddos look so happy to participate as well. Win win!
Such a great way to interact with the pasture children and include your own at the same time.
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