Back in town it was bustling with endless lines of people for churros, empanadas and ATM machines. We are over empanadas...but you can never have too many churros!? Last day shopping for gifts. It's hot and dusty.
We take out Roxy and Cristina and others who have served us so faithfully in the kitchen, such great examples. Lots of thank you's exchanged.
That night is a BBQ and bonfire as our last time together. God has challenged us about serving others, about what is really important in life and what it means to work together as a team despite all our differences.
We have been a team mixed of Christian and non-Christian, guys and girls, young and old, western and Latino. As people give accounts of what meant most it is not just the projects we completed but the friendships forged. The YWAM base has truly challenged us and the Anderson family example of radically serving Christ in the midst of many challenges stands out.
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