-The outreach was based on values and the undeniable need for the Holy spirit in living a Godly life

-I taught a grade ten class with three others

-Almost all are sexually active and are greatly misinformed about the dangers of this life style

-There are so many cultural and spiritual things working against these kids every day

-It was a difficult week, I was very nervous and it was tough to get going but God is faith full and it turned out amazing

-Many kids gave their lives to Jesus

-At the end of the week our team and all the kids had an opportunity to be tested for HIV/Aids

-Scared me to death. Honestly. I've made a lot of bad choices before. I was  negative however some of these kids were not.

-I spent the week staying with a Xosa family in the community. Mr and Mrs Xaluva.

-We are all very tired.

I will have an entire new blog shortly regarding my own walk with the Lord. There are some very big questions I'm wrestling with and I don't feel there's enough clarity to comment on it just yet.

Please Pray for;

-The kids involved in beat the drum. They will need your support to push on and stand up against this disease.

-Against the taverns and Alcohol abuse

-My team's energy, unity, and ministry. Personal pursuit of The Lord above all the "Mission" stuff here in Jbay.

-My leaders energy, guidance and wisdom.

-My own questions, growth, communication, pressure, reading, Sleep, wisdom, sacrifice and discipline. To be confident. Take risks.

Learn to LOVE MORE and MORE.

I know this post is a bit different but I feel it was really necessary just to answer a broad spectrum of inquiry.

I want you all to know that this is amazing.

I am growing. God is moving. Things are up and down and He remains our support line. I am being challenged spiritually all the time. I've been blessed to play drums three times since i got here! Praise.

Praise Him. He is so, so good to His people.

Love you all,

Blair.