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Some Pictures from the Orphanage

Pictures of the Group

Madalyn's Moments

This week here in Antigua has been one big experience! GOD has shown me so much. This week we have visited so many many places and people. The most memorable things here that GOD has given me to experience is the orphanage. As we walked in, i had a very weary heart-felted spirt. The first thing that GOD had Challenged me there was feeding a 6 Year old boy who had a muscle problem, and also was blind. As i was sitting there feeding and holding his head up with my hand, GOD was speaking to me so much of how Grateful i am and how much he had blessed me with people who love and care for me no matter what i look like or how GOD made me to be, that truly was a blessing and an honor to be there. Being here at the Antigua Church services was a true delight for me! i wish we Could have 5 hour Church services every sunday! :) being able to experience being anointed was my FAVORITE part! that was the most honoring thing that i have ever experienced in my life! many of my family members have been anointed and in the ministry, which is what GOD has called me to, and it is a true blessing. GOD has challenged me with things that i struggle with and i have been able to get rid of here and GOD has challenged me to do and be the same missionary here at home! i thank GOD for Ron and Janice as well as Tony and Angela, they have been a huge part in this ministry! and i thank GOD for every thing that he has challenged me with and the things that GOD has called me to do.

~Madalyn mills <><

Pictures from trip

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Sorry that know one blogged today. Everyone here is exhausted and half or fully asleep. We will post tomorrow from a few people. I will post some pictures soon. Have a great night and we love and miss you all.

The Children At The Wesleyan Academy

Even though we have been out of school for a couple of weeks, the children in Antigua are still in. Their school year doesn't end till the middle of July. Whenever we first got to the academy this morning they had already started class for the day. Everyone on the team was wondering if we would get a chance to met some of the children. We hoped to connect and play some games with them before our day was over. Little did we know that we would definitely get to see them a lot.

During their lunch break and also during some free time, one by one the children started to walk up to where we were working. At first some on them didn't know what to think about us, but as we started to talk they grew more and more comfortable with us. They were asking us questions and laughing at some of us doing funny things.

Whenever they saw a camera they would run up to you and pose like crazy. All of them wanted to have their pictures taken, but they also wanted to see the pictures afterwards. Even though I almost got pushed into a pan of paint and into a tree, the excitement that was in their smiles will never be forgotten.

It was so neat to sit and listen to them tell us about their school day and what they liked and disliked about it. At the academy they have two buildings. The smaller of the two is for the little kindergartners and the larger one is for all the other children. I think that it is amazing that they have all the different age groups in one big building and that the teacher can keep up with it all.

The children definitely helped make the day much more fun and made it go by faster. When we got ready to leave the children didn't want to walk away from the cars. We had to ask some of them 4 or 5 times to move so we could go. They asked us numerous times if we were coming back tomorrow and when we said that we were they had the biggest grins on their faces. As we were pulling out of the school many of them stood there smiling and waving good-bye, some of them even ran after the van (inside the fences of course) I can't wait to see them tomorrow and I hope to continue to connect with them .

Written By: Kaylee