I am alive.

Despite our guide´s best efforts to the contrary Bethany and I did make it out of our 2 day trek through the jungle alive and with only a few scrapes and bruises and rashes... a veritable mirical, God is good to us. One lesson we both learned very well: don´t make important decisions like spending two days in the amazon rain forest the day before you leave when you´re tipsy. And if the person talking you into the trip annoys you when he is first pitching it to you DON´T GO as he will annoy you a WHOLE lot more by the end of 2 days. Man, so many stories I could tell from that trip, but I will save it for the pictures to do the talking. That probably won´t be until I´m back in the states though as we are now gone from Guyaquil once again and out at the beach where we have 2 three day long camps in a row this week, one for the 6th graders and one for the park boys. I´m stoked about these camps and if you have any desire to pray for what we´re doing down here I would strongly request prayer for these camps. It´s really significant for these kids to be able to get our of Bastion and there broken families and difficult lives and spend time with each other seeking the Lord. Really significant and I believe the Lord has really good things in store.
That´s all for now. More to come at a later less busy date.
love,
Pamela