Jean Wang

Okay. I decided to do a completer but briefer version of my blog, there

are cool memories to cherish, in this way. I figured probably

nobody is going to do one after me, if I had done the weeks

separately, the entire screen would be all coved by my name, so please

bear with my super long blog!

 

Club 1: Battle ford

 

“We are back” and “You are back! “

We had this super cute blonde girl back in this year! Last year we had a very hard week2, but in the evening of that week, a little girl that did not come from a churched home kept coming to us every day and she was just so cute and she enjoy everything we did together, the existence of her actually healed our damaged hearts each day after we had some tough clubs during the day. She had seriously given her life to our Lord and savior Jesus throughout that week and our hostess actually connected her to the VBS of their alliance church. But we were kind of sad going to the second half of our summer this year and finding out that hostess that in the neighborhood where this cute blonde girl was cannot have a club this year.

We did have conversation like this earlier “it would be nice getting to see her this year”

Just wait…

Monday, 9:30, our last clubber jumped into us! She has blonde hair and cute little nose and oh my goodness she is so tall now!

Out of any of our expectation, this cute blonde girl from our last year showed up on our first club of week 4! This club is also very close to her neighborhood! From Wednesday she was with a broken knee but she just kept coming for all the days! And it is so cool to find out that she has been going to VBS and getting connected to the church throughout the year. She is just an one-year-old believer, but our Lord is going to make her life grow!

 

A million times

Also we had this very cool Ninja boy (he sometimes showed up in “Ninja mode”)in this club writing on his lesson

“When did you accept Christ?”

“After my dad talked to me like a million time.”

We laughed as we went through the lesson. Good job, “dad”!

 

Club 2: Mosquito:

 

You are back, and welcome to the family of our Lord!

The Mosquito club that we loved last year, was a big club with 44 kids so we knew we were going to get lots of kids. This was such a great club, as we were getting more and more kids it was getting harder and harder I actually cried to our Lord “I really can’t do it! Please do something for the kids through me!”

And He did! Sometimes Tiara needed to pay specific attention to some kids, and I had to deal with a huge group of kids all by my own, and as my heart sunk in my tears of fear I received the strength and leadership from above to lead kids in games!  It ends it up being a great week, there were so many stories to be told at this club: We had a girl that had allergy reaction in one of the days, she got picked up and sent to the hospital but did not come back until Friday. We were so worried during the week, but on Friday…

“Wow you are back!”

And her eyes lit up, she seemed to be OK!

Even better, she became our sister in Christ that day! Tiara said she was super sincere!

 

“How can I teach a club?”

We have a 17-year-old girl that enjoyed out club a lot, she was with

us last year too, but just because she just looked like the other 12

year old girls we never noticed that she was already 15 or 16, this

year she accepted Jesus on our last day. She has been helping us all

the time helped us as if she was the 3rd worker all week, and she also helped with

littler kids too! I was kind of afraid of this girl at the beginning,

because while I was telling the story, she always staring at me for

long time, why was she doing that?!

But on the last day she asked us a lot of questions about how to be a

5-day club teacher, Tiara got really excited for her and told her a

lot of information, even after we left, for long Tiara and I often

talked about her, then Tiara told me how happy she was when she heard

about this girl asking about teaching clubs, she was

serious and she wanted to do the same thing that we did. Then I

remembered that “scary” staring eyes to us while we were telling the

story, she must have been thinking a lot as she watched us teaching.

Please pray if God leads you to pray for this girl, for this young

believer and for her heart to teach clubs for the Lord. I know it can be so

much harder in her case, but I hope her willing heart can be

the start of God’s wonderful work, in God everything is possible.

 

“I kept everything!”

Here’s another girl, she has very pretty, straight long hair and she

she accept Christ last year at club so I made

card to encourage her, as I did for all the other kids that accept Christ. And Monday she just ran to us and told us “I kept my craft and the card you made for me!”  and sure she showed us her card and crafts she kept! They were just in very perfect condition.

other day. This girl has been around us  throughout the week, we had some really nice chat, from the visuals we had drawn and her brother, she also give each of us a nice gift out of her favorite  things! 

Club 3: Pound maker

This was a club turned out so well and kids enjoyed them so much last year, however due to car trouble and weather we couldn’t have it anymore after 2 days of club. But one little girl had been helping us cleaning up and finding some of her friends to club. She had a decision in that week, she also wrote me “I love you” on my CEF Bible before we said goodbye to her. Yes she is back even if she actually moved, yes she is back and she told me she has been going to church this year!

And we also have another girl that always smile with a cute grinned face, she had a decision last year. When she saw Tiara invited her she said “Is Jean there?! I named my doll Jean!” She ran to me as she saw me, and she told me she kept the card she got. That “named my doll Jean” was a blast to us! Tiara and I were really pumped by the effect of God’s work through the cards we made for the kids, this year we had too much driving and drawing visuals sometimes we just felt unsure about drawing cards for kids, but this is like a reply from God: He can use these cards! That’s really awesome.

This is a club that is so special to us, however the week was really tough as it rained every day. It’s really like a miracle that we almost had 5 meetings throughout the week, but there were multiple times we all came to a conclusion “It just rained so bad we can’t have it today” and we wanted to go to town site to tell the kids we can’t come, but there they were always so ready to have a club! And every time Tiara would say “OK just kidding let’s have it!”

On Wednesday, it was still before the rain but we knew the storm cloud was on its way so we had to go and tell the kids, but when we got to see the kids, they invited friends and they were just waiting for us to have a club… But all of sudden, rain came down. We had to just quickly handed out prizes and let the kids go home quickly before the storm got worse. It really was breaking our heart seeing the kids not being able to have a club. Thankfully, even though we had to keep all the clubs short, our God made a five-day club at pound maker this year. But we just hope strongly, someday God is going to provide great contact person for 5-day club on this reserve so we can have a hall to held the club.

Week 5

The week that we are not on the reserve but in the little towns close by Swift current!

Club 1 Glenkerr

This was a VBS club in a Mennonite community. It was a great club, they got cool decoration set up for the theme color of each day, and The kids are all so cute. In this club we got attacked by all kids on Wednesday and Thursday while I was doing the “cliff hanger trick” to pretend giving kids a look of the next picture and at the mean time turn around super-fast so nobody could actually see anything. They just wanted to see the next page of Gladys’s story so much, they just surrounded me completely and all stood really close to me, and I actually had to throw my visual to Tiara so the visual would not be taken away. That was crazy and awesome to see how the kids were into the story. On the Thursday story we had a part in the story that’s about Gladys leading kids to sing hymns as Gladys and all her a hundred children were walking in the mountains and in danger of being shot by helicopters. And we used the hymn “amazing grace”, for the first time we got the kids singing the hymn with us as we told the story, it was stunning: we all know that Mennonite kids have gorgeous voice! It was super cute!

Club 2 Morse

This is a museum club, this is quite special, at least Tiara and I had never had a chance to teach a club in the museum before. The kids all listened so well and one of the kids were really connected to us. That was a very sweet boy that would come early an hour before club time and wanted to have lunch with us and hugged us everyday. We were glad about all the time we get to spend with the kids, even though the boy that got really connected to us had to leave for an operation on Friday, we still did a little video for him for his sister to send along to him!

Club 3 Herbert

What A cool club! 39 kids on attendance for a backyard club, but if we count all the very little ones at club, the number is definitely over 45! The age group of this club is about 5-8, with some older kids that’s about 10-12 years old. We got parents sitting with the kids so we did not need to worry crowd control, we had so many keeners that answered all the questions we asked, little kids that found memorizing verses so hard but came to me everyday and tried, we had kids that came to Christ while their parents helping them doing their lessons, we also had a boy tried to be cool on Thursday when I played the cliff hanger trick and said “do you guys wanted to see the next page” and this actually very cute boy just claimed “No I don’t want to see!” and got his eyes wide opened while I was turning the page. We were so glad about how this club was well organized and how great this club turned out to be.

 

Week 6

Club 1 was a great opportunity to meet with a strong Christian native family in this little town named livelong. The kids all look so big and tall! The 9-year old boy just looked like 14 years old and his 6-year-old boy was like 9! We had to be careful not to treat them as they look like! Everyday after the club was done they were still being attached to us and they were very looking forward to see us next day, we love these kids so much.

Club 2 at Moosomin reserve was still affected by rain, since our hostess wasn’t quite able to arrange a club in the school gym, so we had to do it on the school playground. On the first day we almost felt like no kids was going to come, then we were so excited to see two kids that accept Christ last year at Saulteux reserve, we were so happy to see each other and we were so ready to have a good club that week. However, on Tuesday it rained so heavy and it was too cold to have any club outside, no kids were able to come. On Wednesday we went back and found our kids from last year back! One of the kids saw the poster of this club so they gathered at the playground but at the beginning we didn’t recognize each other! Its’ really awesome to see some of the kids came back from last year, and still remember things from last year. We had a club, handed snacks to the kids and played some games and the kids were having fun not being caught by me! After our hope was lit up again, on Thursday it rained so badly that we could not even head to the reserve because the rain was just on our way. We were both discouraged and hoping for a good last day. And sure enough, the kids were there, ready to have a club with us again on the last day! That was almost a club with all boys, but they all listened so well to the bible stories, they were so energetic when we played games before club started, but while they were listening, all of them just in silence, we were completely amazed, we know God wants them to hear about Himself. We also got a new brother on that day and held a little chips and pop party with the kids, thankfully, this club at the end turned out pretty good.

OK, that’s just a brief view of our summer, sorry my blog came so late. Thank you so much again for your prayer and everything for the summer!

 


Olivia Mile
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Okay folks, here’s my last post of the summer.

This summer was different in a number of ways from my previous 4 years. I was also working at Wendy’s on Saturdays and Sundays so I was working 7 days a week basically all summer, and I was away from home the entire time. I went into the summer very confident that I would be okay because of all my previous experience and I wasn’t really prepared for the summer of ministry ahead of me. Let me tell you, that was a mistake. These past 6 weeks have been some of the hardest I’ve ever had. I was tired and drained, and teaching for hours every day out in the hot sun was not an appealing idea. On Friday last week as we wrapped up clubs, I was thinking that might be my last club ever because I couldn’t imagine doing that for another whole summer.

But then Welcome Home was on Saturday and I’m so glad I was there! It was so encouraging to hear from the other teachers and remember the purpose behind the long hours teaching or the many kilometers we have to drive. We did this for Christ and only through his strength were we able to accomplish it. I experienced God and his sustaining grace this summer so often. Every day, I fought my way through each club and had to come to Him every club and ask for his help because there was no way I could get through that myself. I was so weak this summer, but God proved His strength and faithfulness to me over and over. It was a hard lesson to learn, but I’m thankful for the things he taught me! The summer was hard, but God is good, and through Him we were able to reach so many kids, and that makes everything so worth it!

I do want to say thank-you to my CG, Elfrieda, for praying for me all summer, and the past three years too! You have been a huge blessing in my life and I pray God blesses you for your faithfulness in prayer. Also, thank you to the other teachers! You guys inspire me and encourage me, even just knowing I’m not alone in this but I had 46 other amazing teachers with the same objective and prayer is so great.

Thank you all for reading/praying for me this summer! It was truly a blessing and I’m grateful. Aaaand that’s all I have for you this summer! See you here next year, hopefully! 🙂


Jean Wang
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Hi everyone! Due to multiple problems I think I am going to post these late blogs for each week, from week 2, week 4 to week 6! Thank you for all your prayers throughout the weeks and now I am going to share our stories from my memory!

From here let us open an important page of this year together:

We had lots of cool older boys at our clubs this year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Club 1 : Glaslyn

To begin with this club, among these kids we had a cool-looking blond 9-year-old boy, super pumped by the club and the prize for bringing friends. Then he brought back his cousin the other day and the day before he was like “This is so much fun my cousin refused to go with me today but I need to go tell him that he has to come!”

“He is gonna like this!”

But on Thursday, he was really sad “oh man I won’t be able to hear the end of Gladys’ story because I can’t be here on the last day, I am going to let my cousin tell me what’s going on”

…One day after:

There we go for certain reason he and his cousin were both back on Friday!

Well I found all that is super cool. Our Lord did a great job in their hearts.

Club 2: Thunderchild

OK that was on Tuesday, we had two bald brothers with bright eyes at club, just had their hair shaved, and they seemed to enjoy the club. Then Tiara and me got lost on our way back, so we accidentally went by these boys’ house and the bald older brother was standing by his house when we went by their house. So we went by and I waved to him as I am not the driver, and he was jumping while waving to us. And then I was thinking “maybe he is going to be pumped even more just because of this” although we had already wasted about half an hour getting lost.

And then the brothers came back every day, as he finishing up his lessons each day he was just like “I can’t way to do all my lessons!” “I can’t wait to get all my prizes” “sign me up for mailbox clubs right now!”  and…

When we got his lesson, we had that question again on our lessons

“tell us some of your friends that are interested to mailbox club!”

And this bro wrote this down:

“(His name), age (age of himself), please sign me up for mailbox club!”

“(His name), age (age of himself), please sign me up for mailbox club!”

Yes he just wanted mailbox club so much!

We also got to see another older boy that we had a decision from last year, I was very sad to say goodbye to him because we had so much fun together last year on the last day, I sort of really sense that “oh no I just said goodbye to my new brother this is so sad” last year, and he miraculously showed up on Thursday! Because he was 13 this year so he was even cooler, not showing a lot of interest to club at the beginning, OK that’s very understandable, we know you are very cool, fine…

However…

He still remembered things from last year so he would not miss Friday, of course we had something special such as water gun fight and pie on the face… and then nobody is going to be too cool anymore!

It’s really cool coming back to the club that we loved so much last year, getting to see the kids that we had last year, although we could not see all of them from last year, we are happy with the ones we get to seem, and knowing that they are all being supported by their church is really a joy for us.

Club 3: Tent ministry

Tent ministry is mixed with joy and some pain. They were kids that were very on Tiara’s heart, because they were like Tiara’s first group of kids since she started teaching. and they are now on my hearts, too. Even they are getting older and it’s getting a bit hard to have a club with them, I would still rather to spend more time with them. I worried about these kids so much as I was leaving them, then our Lord helped me to figure that out:

Worrying for these kids is not trusting Him.

Sometimes everything about some kids is just overwhelming to us, in this case let’s not tell ourselves more sad stories of them and keep on crying, there is only that much we can do, but our Lord is able to do any work in them according to His will.


Olivia Mile
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(Note: this is just a quick update of week 6. My final post will be coming soon :P)

Week 6 ended well and gave us a good ending to our summer. We had 36 total in Canwood, and 33 total on the reserve, and 5 total in Spiritwood.

Our last few days went really well, we had so many lessons to bring back that we couldn’t fit the report into an envelope. It was bittersweet (as always) leaving the clubs. I got so many hugs from different kids, I probably hugged 60 kids last Friday.

One amazing thing from this week was the reserve. During my Bible story the last few days, the kids just seemed all over the place. They weren’t really listening and they were really crazy. It was especially bad on Friday, the kids were bored and rolling around on the floor and talking, and they were really paying no attention to me. By this point I was already so tired I barely felt like I could deal with it and I just wanted to cry. But I finished my story and there was maybe 2 kids actually paying attention. I was really disappointed that no one came to accept Christ this week, and feeling kind of discouraged. But then Sarah and I were looking through our lessons and saw that two kids had made decisions through the mailbox club and the best part was that one of the girls was someone I had had particularly on my heart all week. It was just super exciting and encouraging to see.

I will post my final post soon, probably on Monday. Thank you all for reading/praying this summer!


Katelyn Stone
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It’s over!!  I can’t believe it!  This summer was very rewarding, but the last two weeks were a little draining.  I am glad for a new season of life, but hopefully God will bring me back again next year. 🙂

Update on the last couple clubs:  Club #1 – The two boys didn’t get to come back, but another 5 year old girl came which was neat.  Her mom said that her daughter doesn’t just go to church, she has a personal relationship with God and it sounds like that is why her mom is interested in this.  Apparently, the mother is joining a Bible study and eager to learn about Jesus, but she isn’t getting the basics and since English isn’t her first language, it is hard for her to understand everything.  ANYWAY, she asked if we did clubs like this but for adults!  She wants to learn, so we are thinking about doing the “Road to Emmaus” study with her to help her understand the Gospel.  Praise God for her eagerness and please pray that God gives her the chance to get those basics!  Club #2 – The girls were able to come to clubs a couple times and I even got to give them little Gospels of John!  Thanks for praying.  I enjoyed going a little deeper with this club on some topics since the majority of them were from strong Christian homes.  Actually, a different little girl accepted Christ at that club on her own in bed!  Praise God!  Club #3 – Five more kids were able to come to this club!  It was awesome to have more kids, but the new kids and a baby that was left in our care, made the club VERY chaotic.  I found Thursday very difficult, but on Friday, they were all sitting on a blanket in a line waiting patiently for me with their lessons.  I couldn’t believe it!  What a blessing!  Club #4 – My cousin was able to come to most of the days at club except the last one.  I’m not sure how much she actually paid attention though because she fell asleep two of the days!  I’m still praying that God would soften her heart and open her eyes.  As for the other kids, it was a hard club because they were older and most of them had already been to another club.  There were a few other new kids who came and some Mormons on the last day, so I trust that God spoke some truth to them even if the others weren’t interested.

Thank you SO much for praying for me!  I know that God was working powerfully through your prayers and it was so comforting for me to know that there were others supporting me, especially on those hard days!  I hope you have an amazing rest of the summer!


Sonnie Fellwock
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Hello! 

I’ve had such a great week here in Assiniboia. Three of my four clubs has had kids in it which has been great. And a lot of the kids will go to multiple clubs in a day. So I’ve been able to get to know the kids real good this week. Also I’ve been shipped around this town for meals, and that’s been great as well. I’ve been able to reconnect with people I haven’t seen in a few years, and people I’ve seen every year. Not to mention I’ve met lots of new people. 

The numbers have been pretty steady at all my clubs, and most of the kids are churched. Also some of them went to the clubs that Beyond taught when she was in town earlier this summer. But they’ve all been enthusiastic, and love pointing out the differences between my story and Beyond’s. 

Tonight I was kidnapped… Well the couple I am staying with told me to get in the car, and I didn’t feel like arguing. That didn’t seem polite, and I was curious. Because why were we leaving the house when the hostess was making pizza for dinner? The answer was because they were taking me to a surprise party! Nearly ALL the kids I’ve been teaching this week attended with their parents. I was so happy to see everyone and have a big dinner with all the kids! 

I’ve felt so blessed to be surrounded by such a loving community. This has been quite a fun week! I have had quite a few naps to catch up on sleep, but Only to energize myself to be able to keep up with the kids! They’ve been full of so much energy. But Jesus has been so good, and has kept me going through the summer. I would not have survived these past two months without relying on God. He is so so so good. All. The. Time. 

I’m so thankful for all the opportunities I’ve been given this summer and all the kids I’ve met. This has been such a challenging summer for me, but I’ve loved every minute of it. 


Felicia Oostra
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Well hello! So sorry I haven’t written in a while. I cannot believe the summer is almost over. While weeks have felt long at times, the summer, as a whole, has flown by. I am so thankful for the opportunity I had to teach 5-Day clubs again, but I am also ready for it all to be done.

Last week, I taught four 1-hour clubs in Three Hills. I knew all the hostesses, and I was able to stay with my sister which was so fun. While the morning clubs were a lot larger in size, the afternoon ones were much smaller. The first club was very multi-cultural too! I had one or two Asian boys, quite a few kids who spoke Spanish, etc. It was great fun! The second club was made up of mostly younger churched kids, and boy were they energetic. Several times when I gave the invitation if anyone would like to accept Jesus, one little boy called out loud and clear, “I do! I do!” I don’t know how serious he was or how much he understood, as I didn’t really end up talking with him much about it. However, God really answered my prayers, and several kids at this club particularly made commitments for Christ!

The two afternoon clubs were a lot smaller, but I was encouraged to know that even one child is worth the effort. Three or four kids from the third club accepted Jesus on Friday, which I hadn’t expected at all!

I really appreciated the time I got to spend with my sister that week too. Praise God for that gift!

This week, I just have one VBS. It has been going really really well! I have taught it both summers before, but it’s a lot smaller this year. I have absolutely loved getting to know the other workers and have felt very loved and welcomed.

Just two more days to go!


Katelyn Stone
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Sorry in advance for the long post!  Prayer requests are in the last paragraph!

This week is our last week!  I am both sad and grateful for that!  Do you know the feeling when you have run and run for so long that your muscles seem to stop working and you start swinging your legs forward because you have no more strength to pull them?  I don’t know if it makes sense for you, but that’s how I feel.  For every club, it takes so much effort just to act excited about the stories and answer every question with a smile.  This morning I read Hebrews 12:1-2.  I know it’s very common, but it’s such a good reminder on these last long stretches!

“Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.”

It may feel like there is no strength or patience left, but there are two reasons I am reminded to press on with FULL joy and energy.  1. We are to fix our eyes on Jesus who is completely sufficient.  He IS our joy and He lives IN US, so we should never be lacking.  When I feel drained, I must look inward and examine myself for areas where I might be trying to be self-sufficient instead of depending completely and utterly on Him.  2. What a blessing it is that we can still openly proclaim the name of our Lord Jesus!  While I see persecution rising exponentially, I was reminded that I have given my life to Jesus.  That means, my time is not my own; my energy is not my own; my desires are not my own; they are all His.  Do I not pray that every moment, word and action of my life be devoted to glorifying Jesus?  Yet here I am complaining about exhaustion when He finally gives me the chance to do it.  There is NEVER a break or retirement when it comes to giving our lives to Jesus; It is all or nothing.  Therefore, I praise God for this week reminding me to depend on Him and trust Him with each moment!

Clubs have been going well!  At my first club, there were two boys who came Tuesday and had never even heard who Jesus was, but didn’t come today.  Please pray that they would be able to come back again!  At my second club, two neighbourhood girls came the first two days, but apparently they have a bit of a rough home life.  Both are very shy and seem to be retreating within themselves.  Otherwise, the kids are all very eager, polite Christian kids who are so much fun to teach!  Please pray that the two girls would be able to come back as they weren’t there today and also that they would accept Jesus since He’s the only one who can give them confidence and perfect love.  My third club consists of only the hostess’ three kids at this point.  They are all super fun to hang out with and one even made me a “gold” (yellow) necklace to remember heaven!  Please pray that other kids would be able to come hear and I would have patience with them since one girl asks LOTS of questions and struggles to follow story lines.  Finally, I have my last club.  My cousin is coming to “help” at this one which is awesome since she doesn’t know Jesus personally.  I praise God that she gets to hear such a clear gospel presentation, but she doesn’t seem to be taking it to heart very much and neither are the other kids in the club.  Some would be more interested if they weren’t distracted by the others.  Please pray that hearts would be softened and that the kids would learn to be respectful and listen/get involved in the club.


Olivia Mile
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Hello everyone!

So I have done an absolutely terrible job at keeping up on the blog, and I’m sorry for that!

Last week we finished off the week with just two clubs, having cancelled our Arborfield club due to no kids. In Nipawin we had just two kids most of the week, but it was a good opportunity to get to know the kids of one of my pastors in Nipawin! The club in Carrot River had just over 20 kids by the end of the week, and it was lots of fun!

This week I’m with Sarah and we have a VBS and 2 clubs in Canwood, Spiritwood, and Witchekan Lake reserve. Monday we started off with fairly big clubs in Canwood and on the reserve, and they’ve grown every day since.

In our Canwood VBS, we have 36 registered right now. It’s been a super fun week, and the kids have listened fairly well which has been helpful. The kids are spread out from 2-14 years old so we have a really wide age range but there are lots of helpers from the church and that helps a lot with keeping the kids under control.

At the reserve, we’ve had over 30 kids come, although not all of them have been registered or stay for very long. The kids kinda wander in and out, but it’s great cuz they usually sit and listen pretty well for the Bible story. They seem to be really interested and I’ve been praying that at least a few will come to Christ this week. There are a couple who seem especially interested in the story.

At our last club in Spiritwood, we have just 5 registered, but new kids have come every day. The club is mostly older kids (10-12 year olds), which is nice because it’s a little less formal and we can have more fun with them. I like teaching older kids because they usually listen better than little kids, and they ask a lot of really interesting questions which can lead to fun conversations after the club is officially over. It’s also nice for Sarah and I because we get to stay in Spiritwood for supper so we usually hang out with the kids and talk and play frisbee with them before we go eat.

This week has been really good but super tiring so we have a few prayer requests:

  • That the kids would listen. Today (I don’t know why but every Wednesday, this happens) the kids seemed more antsy and didn’t listen as well.
  • Energy! At our first two clubs, we deal with a lot of little kids and it can be draining
  • That we would finish well. I’m really tired and ready for a break, but I want to give as much to these kids here as I did for the first week of teaching when I was still well-rested and energetic.

Thank you for praying, it’s much appreciated!!


Kaitlyn Schmidt
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This week I am in Frontier and Shaunavon.

Frontier: On Monday there were 12 kids. Today there were 18 kids! The hostess wasn’t expecting that many this week because so many are away but we’re glad that there are still some. From the sounds of it there are even more coming tomorrow! There was also 1 girl who made a decision on Monday!

Shaunavon: On Monday there were 6 kids. Today there were 10 kids.