Yesterday, our Missions Sunday planning committee headed here. The HUT is a simulation camp where people can go to train for (or just experience) life on the mission field. You can live in the slums of Port a Prince, Haiti, an African tribal village, a remote farm culture in Asia, or even in a poverty stricken American community.
It's called perspective, people. And I gained a little. I think this is where my future teenagers are going to spend a couple of weekends a year. Who's in?
5 comments:
Wow, that sounds amazing. I'm totally in for shipping off future teenagers there when they need some perspective. Also, on a completely random note, in the picture you look so tiny! Are you really that much shorter than everyone else or was it the angle?
My daughter LOVES HUT. She's camped there and worked there also for World Mission workshop. Neat program!
Wow! That is really neat and scary all at once! And P.S. I like your bangs!
Yes, I look like a midget in that picture. And I am one. Those tall blondes I traveled with didn't help things....
Very funny yes most teenagers could use a good dose of that. I jumped over here from Kelly's blog. I love the pictures of you kids dressed up so cute. I recently started a blog when my son was stillborn 1-24-12. I am so happy about this link up to look into the lives of other pastors wives.
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