Our NBC Mission Team headed to Mexico for Spring Break!
We served in an orphanage in Monterrey.
The girls were excited to meet some of the kids when we arrived.
They had a delicious meal prepared for us when we arrived.
The girls were tired from a LONG day of traveling.
Donuts for dessert!
The next morning we taught the kids about Easter.
The kids loved playing with balloons while we waited for everyone to arrive.
We had a great time of worship together.
Our girls did their best to help lead worship and
teach the kids the motions to the songs.
We then put on a skit for the kids.
After the Bible story, we did a craft!
We made crosses out of our pretzel snacks!
Time to play some games!
They had to use their palm branch to move their balloon across the finish line.
Our youth pastor showing off his skills!
Pastor Clayton had to prove he could do it too!
More fun balloon relays
We cooled down with some coloring pages.
Sweet Angie crawled up and took her nap on me that afternoon.
Every night we loaded up into the jeep and headed to church.
Jose did a great job interpreting for Josh and Clayton at the four churches we visited.
Jocelyn loved all of the dogs at the orphanage.
Another great day of worship with the kids.
The kids making their craft on the 2nd day.
Even the workers joined in the fun.
We showed the empty tomb with Oreo cookies for snack time!
Playtime!
We had egg and spoon races.
We did an egg toss!
Then we had lots of fun with water balloons to cool down!
Then we lined the kids up for an Easter Egg Hunt!
Some wonderful ladies at church made salvation dolls for the kids.
Our Mission Team monkeys in the tree!
We ate some delicious food in Mexico, but also some surprising food. One morning they served us scrambled eggs with donkey meat in them. They didn't tell us that until after we ate breakfast.
We discovered that we don't want a bird. This bird would bite and made so much noise right outside our bedroom.
On Thursday, we took a tour of the city and did some shopping.
The youth girls got to sing at two of the churches we visited. I got to share my testimony at one of the churches too.
It took us five hours to cross the border and get back to McAllen, Texas.
