Two weeks ago Northlake sent out a work crew to Guatemala City. They've just returned and Myrna Harmon writes about the trip. Note: SETECA stands for the Central American Theological Seminary. SETECA is the world's largest Hispanic Biblical Seminary and draws students from all over the world proparing them for kingdom ministries. Northlake has had a long standing relationship with the school dating back to when Pastor Doug Anderson led teams from our church down to help with various projects. That's where Bruce and Barb VanderMuelen first met! Here are Myrna's notes:
I'll try and tell you what we did!
That was the closest we could come to a group picture, most of them were just a few of us doing work. The one I sent was taken after Molly Greenleaf left, and includes the Glicks.
We worked at SETECA most of the time, the men painting, laying formica on tables, carpentry and finishing woodwork. The ladies made sixty tablecloths for SETECA graduation dinner, packaged candy and treats for Pioneer Girls and Moms parties, shrunk wrapped books for the book store, bulk mailing, and we all visited Kairos house.
Two days were spent at the church Mike and Sandi Glick attend, painting, doing yard work, installing lighting, cleaning and repairing existing lights, and cleaning the kitchen. We also attended Sunday morning worship at that church.
We were able to meet with most of the Northlake supported missionaries and also had a few days of shopping and sightseeing in Antigua and Guatemala City.
That was the closest we could come to a group picture, most of them were just a few of us doing work. The one I sent was taken after Molly Greenleaf left, and includes the Glicks.
We worked at SETECA most of the time, the men painting, laying formica on tables, carpentry and finishing woodwork. The ladies made sixty tablecloths for SETECA graduation dinner, packaged candy and treats for Pioneer Girls and Moms parties, shrunk wrapped books for the book store, bulk mailing, and we all visited Kairos house.
Two days were spent at the church Mike and Sandi Glick attend, painting, doing yard work, installing lighting, cleaning and repairing existing lights, and cleaning the kitchen. We also attended Sunday morning worship at that church.
We were able to meet with most of the Northlake supported missionaries and also had a few days of shopping and sightseeing in Antigua and Guatemala City.
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