This was a good week for snapshots! As always, you can see these in real time by following us on Instagram.
Itacyara teaching the children present last Saturday for our weekly Ebenezer Kids! program.…followed immediately by bringing the devotional to our ladies society.One of the young ladies in our church celebrated her birthday on Monday…still young enough to put her age on the cake.Picking up a sign for the camp. The first of several.The crew that helped us at camp this week.Looking down the water slide towards the swimming hole.Itacyara has been beautifying the area around the swimming hole.One of our many “jungle trails”.“Comyn” is the original Scottish form of my last name. “Croft” means “farm” or “manor”. The original “Comyncroft” was my great uncle Phil’s sheep farm in Upstate NY. The crest on the right is of the Bezerra family in Portugal, from when Itacyara is descended. On the right is the crest of Clan Comyn in Scotland. Ever since I saw the name as a boy I knew I wanted to carry on the tradition wherever I happened to set down roots.
A couple videos:
Nathanael kicking the ball around with some of the kids from our Wednesday soccer ministry.
Itacyara doing some “essential quality control” on the camp water slide.
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