[And stay tuned for a carol sung by our E.]
Sonidos Serranos
Sonidos Serranos: Sounds of the Sierras...
Reflecting some of my family's interests: God's wonderful creation (especially mountains and hills!), music, and language...
Reflecting some of my family's interests: God's wonderful creation (especially mountains and hills!), music, and language...
Psalm 121:1-2 (NASB)
I will lift up my eyes to the mountains;
From where shall my help come?
My help comes from the LORD,
Who made heaven and earth.
From where shall my help come?
My help comes from the LORD,
Who made heaven and earth.
22 December 2015
Special Programs
The school year has ended! (The
Christmas and New Year’s holidays occur during summer vacation.) This past Friday
evening we attended the end-of-the-year program at E’s school.
We’re thankful for how well our girl has done in school!
This
past Sunday morning, both E and DJ participated in special Christmas music with
new friends at Templo Calvario, almost next-door to our house.
This past Sunday evening, Daniel
and Viviana put together a simple, but very nice, Christmas program,
alternating Christmas songs with corresponding Scripture passages, involving
the congregation.
The ladies and girls sang “¡Cristianos,
hoy cantad a Dios!” DJ also surprised us by singing his current favorite as
a solo.
Afterward, we all shared a time of fellowship
and snacks, including budín, a Christmas cake
made with dried fruit and – this time – with ñandú [rhea, “ostrich”] egg!
[DJ insisted I take a picture!]
We’re very thankful for what our Loving
Shepherd continues to do in our little group on the outskirts of Pando.
“¡Pastorcitos, id! ¡Pastorcitos, ya!”
[And stay tuned for a carol sung by our E.]
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2 comments:
Oh cute! I love his sheep. So great to stay updated with you guys. I thought it was interesting that budín here is pudding. More of a cognate. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you!
(Maybe this particular cake is called budín because it's so moist? I don't know... The variance of terms across the Spanish-speaking world is fascinating!)
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