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Every day
started out with exercise! Although many of us woke up, threw
on our exercise clothes, and staggered out to the meeting area, we
were always wide awake by the time we were done!
Our
morning exercise always included a jog on the beach. The fresh
salty breeze from the South China Sea felt good as we worked on
keeping our muscles, bones, heart, and lungs healthy.
During
our
first week there, we spent much of
our time preparing for the evangelistic meetings. Here Leilana, Duane, and Karen are learning public speaking skills from
Mark Finley's training DVD. These three wonderful young people presented the
sermons for the evening meetings with enthusiasm and strength only God
can provide.
The
medical team gave their hands some practice at giving chair
massages, and hydrotherapy treatments. 
Most of
us were members of the choir, which was scheduled to present one song
each night of the evangelistic meetings. This called for lots of practice time! God was with our choir,
and although almost every one of us had a cough at some time during
the meetings, God always sustained our voices and held the coughs back
during the performances.
A
month is kind of a long time for a guy to go without a haircut.
Most of the boys in the mission team had their hair cut in the little
village of San Vicente. This was quite a unique and exciting experience! 
Laundry!
We all had our experience with hand washing our laundry in a bucket
and hanging it out to dry in the sun. We learned by trial and
error, but by the end of the trip
we were pretty good at it!