That's a typical West Indies missionary day.
Do they get tired?
Of course
Do they mind?
No - because this is the sweetest work in the world.
Here are a few glimpses of their more 'worn out' moments
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Sunday, March 8, 2009
Hard Working MIssionaries
They get up at 6:30, dress, eat, study for two hours (three - if learning a language) out the door at 9:30 (10:30 for language) - and then work with all their heart, might, mind and strength until 9:00 or 9:30 (with a break for lunch). Then plan, eat, and to bed.
That's a typical West Indies missionary day.
Do they get tired?
Of course
Do they mind?
No - because this is the sweetest work in the world.
Here are a few glimpses of their more 'worn out' moments
That's a typical West Indies missionary day.
Do they get tired?
Of course
Do they mind?
No - because this is the sweetest work in the world.
Here are a few glimpses of their more 'worn out' moments
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2 comments:
Those pictures just make me appreciate all the more the hard work our sons are doing every day! But it's a "good" tired, right?!
Missionary work is the sweetest work. Thanks for sharing.
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