New Challenges

It is mid week and this camp has proved much different from ceske budejvice camp. I knew that each town and camp would be different, but I wasn't exactly prepared for a difference as great as I am seeing now. During the night sessions before teaching we have music and it is like pulling teeth trying to get the majority of the guys to do motions. ceske budejovice camp was nothing like this, but I know that I shouldn't compare. Honestly there has been some awesome parts about this camp that really make up for some shortcomings in participation. Andrew an american team member put together a carnival night for the first night of camp, truly it was one of the best put together and organized "programs" that I have seen put together. For the carnival there was a ring toss, dart through, ball toss, and a few other games; there was even prizes for students after they played all the games. It was an awesome way for students to have fun and gave the americans plenty of opportunities to talk and break the ice with students! The picture is from my first night of teaching, Martin Kabat from my intern team is my translator. I am giving two talks this night, the first is about the fall of Satan and 1/3 of the angels, and the second is about God creating the earth.