
Kids in class with "Tía Cony" (Aunt Cony), learning the days of the week in Spanish via puzzle.
So you’re the mother of 4 small children all still at home – your new home, that is: a foreign country where most things are new and strange and you are all spending most of your time learning how to talk to the people you want to minister to.
The months go by and your hours studying the language begin to pile up; you can understand more Spanish and handle common situations, but you realize that your children are still looking blank and confused when people greet them and are struggling to have good attitudes about spending so much time with other people when they hardly understand anything. It begins to worry you a little when they burst into tears at the very thought of visiting someone. Oh, what’s a mother to do?
How can I teach my children something I don’t know well myself? (more…)
Elijah and Moira Hall TRIBAL MISSIONS - Reaching the unreached 



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