I know it's been a long time, but things here have been pretty busy lately. A week ago we finished up the lecture phase part of the DTS. It was a great week, our topic was Spiritual Warfare. It was quite the week. We had 3 groups come, 2 of the groups were 40-50 people, and the other group was about 20 people. So it was super busy around here and there were SO MANY DISHES! Haha. But me and my dishes crew had a blast and really enjoyed our last week of dishes. We had a celeabration dinner on the Friday night, consisting of pizza, to finish off our time of dishes.
This is my dish crew and me on our last night of dishes! It was an awesome night!
So our last week of Lecture Phase was super packed. It was the graduation for the School Of Worship on the Wednesday night, it as a good night of celebration with them, but it was also kind of sad because some of them would be leaving to go home and then the other half were leaving for outreach. It was hard to say good-bye after 3 months of being together, but it is an exciting new part for everyone here at the base!
And yesterday I got back from NIKO. NIKO is a one week program that every DTS at YWAM San Jose has to do, its a program that challenges you and pushes you to your limits. It was quite the week of adventures! I can't tell you anything about it, thats how the program works. We didn't know anything about it when we went and we aren't allowed to pass on any information, just so that it stays a secret for the next people who do it.
So Monday morning I leave for Outreach! I am head to Puerto Viejo for a month! I'm super excited to be headed to the beach where the sun is hot and the ocean is blue! We are going to be pioneering a YWAM Base there and working with the local churches. Its going to be awesome, I am super excited! A side note: we aren't going to be able to take any computers, so I won't be updating much. we are allowed to go to internet cafe's on our days off. So hopefully I Will get in a couple of updates to let you know more details about what we are doing there.
Well, I have so much to do before Monday morning. Cleaning clothes, packing bags, and enjoying my last weekend with everyone in the DTS.
Much love,
Hannah
Hannah, I love hearing from you. There are days that when I read your blog I cry. Not because I am sad but because I am so over joyed with what God is doing and how you are growing. You mean a lot to me and to see you so close to God you can hear Him and sense Him speaking to you and guiding you it is amazing! I love you my Hannah Banana!
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