Alright...so it's more like 8 or 9 days, but you get the picture. I just wanted you to see what kinds of things go on in a week(ish) for me in England. It's hard to say what it is exactly that I do because besides the basics (school, church, clubs) it's always changing a bit. I thought seeing it might be more helpful than me trying to explain...enjoy! I sure do :)
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| Making "fruit" for our vine during our Sunday school lesson. |
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| Bishop Nick came to St. Wilfrid's. We helped with tea and biscuits. |
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| I assisted during a science lesson at school. |
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| Kaihle and I listening intently to our guide at an old monastery ruin Angie and Malcolm took us to. |
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| I oversaw a writing lesson during SAT's week. |
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| I also got the opportunity to lead an art lesson for a relaxing afternoon after testing. |
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| Playing a math game during a lesson with one of the little girls (I think she won). |
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| My big project!!! - planning an art session to make Olympic torches -it was a success! |
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| See?...definitely a success! |
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| Practicing with the kids for their musical - the songs are quite catchy. |
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| In charge of another group of students for math during SAT's. | | |
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And these pictures still don't include everything.....I haven't included pictures from when we play games with a group of elderly (but definitely still feisty) Methodist on Thursdays, youth group on Friday night, Compline on Wednesdays, Thursday supper with the Anglicans, choir on Monday with a group of Methodist woman (our singing raises money :) ), the occasional after school project or field trip I tag along on for my school or the other odds and ends either church asks us to help with. We do quite a lot here in Bradford both as part of service and fellowship. It is all stuff I am really going to miss when I come home. Luckily, I live in a wonderful town and church community where I can continue many of these things, just in different ways.
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