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Argentina 2003 |
March 20 AM
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| Hello Everyone!
Just a VERY quick note to let you know we are all doing okay and have
been thinking of you, in spite of the lack of communication! We have
been very busy and adopting the Argentine custom of staying up LATE!
Last night we had dinner downtown at 9 PM. I don't know how to update
you as to our program at the University
yesterday. The turnout was very disappointing, but those in attendance
said that if we were to do it again, we would have a packed house. The
team gave a very polished performance and those in attendance said they
enjoyed it very much. We had quality conversation afterwards with those
who stayed, with some of those conversations addressing spiritual
matters. E-mail addresses were obtained and we hope to stay in
communication with those who came. Hopefully, the new soil we ploughed
on this campus will be easier for the next folks to come in. Some
representatives of Campus Crusade for Christ were in attendance and are
hopeful that this will allow future evangelical groups to step foot on
the campus of the Languages school (the Univ. of Cordoba has 100,000
students on several different campuses across the city). We were told
that if we were to come again, we would be more than welcome. This
afternoon we head to a bi-lingual grade school
where we will be giving two assemblies. We will not be able to be
overtly spiritual, but we are going to leave Christian CDs in the hands
of each of the teachers and students as a parting gift. We will also be
doing PE class for the students as well, to teach them a game with
directions in English. Their teachers want them to be able to do the
same for us (in English) in turn. Thank you for your prayers. We are
learning many lessons in the nature of missionary work overseas. We are
pleased to report that aside from a few blisters and maybe a slight
cold, everyone is in good health. Take care. We send our love, The
Argentina team from Asbury
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