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Yesterday we got to go to the local church here. The sermon was good considering we couldn't understand a word the pastor was saying. After the service we went back up the mountain to camp for a 4th of July celebration. We ate an amazing lunch, played some games, and chatted with the others that were there till the outdoor church service that some local missionary's were leading. The pastor/speaker was Scottish or British we couldn't tell, but it made the sermon very fun. Then we ate the delicious supper our host and some others had prepared for us. Afterwords we watched a documentary on the time a worker was in this area, and we all shouted and cheered when our hosts were mentioned and showed on the film. Then we went up to the bowl and watched the fireworks display they had set up for us. it was real cool being that close to the fireworks. Then we said goodbye and thank you to our hosts and went back down the mountain to our home.

and by the way HAPPY BIRTHDAY AARON BUSCH!!
-Josiah White

Kids Club

The team did a great job today with Kid's club. It has been so encouraging to watch our teens serve God by loving on children. I have been so pleased with the teens work and heart for service. Having trouble uploading pictures, but I was able to send some to PBC, so look for them on Sunday!

Saturday - July 3

Hey Guys! Thanks for keeping up with us this week and keeping us in your prayers! Especially my mom and two sisters. ;)Anyways, today was our first day out of the camp and off the mountain. We started the day with a panel of servants who work full time. After this awesome meeting, we had a quick lunch, which was some local meal I don't know how to spell, and began planning our kids club. Our first one was today at two and we needed to plan games, skits, and crafts. Once we finished our preparation's, we headed towards the vision center which is where the kids club was to be held. A multi-purpose place used for a after school hang out. Shortly after we arrived many kids started showing up, and despite our language barrier we had tons of fun playing with and getting to know them. We started out singing songs in Albanian, and we played our skit of zacceous, followed by crafts and our rare game of baseball for our Kosova friends. When the club finished, the males in the group went to an Albanian's home and watched the world cup with six young local guys. After watching some of the game, Thadeus and I had a chance to share little testimonies with the guys. I really enjoyed this because it allowed me to realize that God is the same here in Kosova just like He is back in the states.

We finished the day with an amazing dinner at the nicest restaurant in town, followed by some delicious Strawberry-Lemonade. That is pretty much our day, so please keep praying for our safety and that the rest of the clubs would go well! Tung! ( Adios ) (Bye)
-Jeff W