Saying “good-bye”

We took a wonderful group picture at the camp’s entrance reminding us all of how fortunate we were to have spent time together and to have gone to Tuxpan, Veracruz.  I hope that we have many more occasions to spend time together.  Thanks all at the camp for putting up with us!

Lots of Time for God

Mornings were filled with personal devotional time along with a corporate devotional and afternoons and evenings gave us time to look at spiritual gifts.  Worship was in essential part of every meeting.

Kids and Play

After noon is one of the hottest times of the day at the camp.  So Keila organized games for the kids, youth and adults to play together.  It was hilarious watching and playing together.  I think I forget how important it is to play as hard as we work.

Is there any reason...?

Baptisms were on the agenda during our time near the water.  After singing songs, hearing testimonies and prayers; we were all a part of the 4 baptisms.  How many people does it take to baptize a new believer?

Fun in the Son

Keila taught the kids during their stay at Kikomar and on one occasion we headed to the beach to comb the shore for beautiful shells made especially for us and to sing songs to our creator.  It was hot.  It was creative.  It was fun!

First Stop

Upon arriving to Camp Kikomar outside of Veracruz, our people dropped their gear in the campgrounds and…  Well you can imagine.  They jumped into the ocean!  The water was warm and the day overcast.  A great way to start out time together!

Out of Town

This Labor Day included a very long weekend ending for most on the following Wednesday.  This happened because Cinco de Mayo was added to the mix.  Well we followed the crowd out of town and went to Veracruz to baptize, fellowship and have a church retreat.  Imagine that, our church renting a big bus to take us all over to the Gulf coast.  Amazing!