Tuesday: Great Time, Rain, and Muddy Water

So much to share tonight. Bonnie, Anna, and Paul were able to get some time for their Romanian cellphone--we are connected! Paul continues to work on his Hungarian and his partners in trouble are working on their English. It seems some of the other staff do not appreciate 1:30AM Hungarian/English Improvement Sessions. Paul is mentoring/discipling a young man (Gypsy-Roma)from Gornesti. Bonnie reports this is really going well.

Big news! The water turned muddy today. So, no water for the showers and other things until its fixed. But, God continues to bring plenty of water from above. Bonnie shared that the 10 mile hike tomorrow had to be cancelled. She and Anna were so disappointed!

A young women from Gornesti is helping with this children's camp. Her name is Szidi and she is doing a great job. Bonnie and Anna said that she is really helping.

Attila informed Bonnie today that you did not eat eggs with Mamaliga--(yellow corn meal grits). Man where are you from? Oh, yeah, A Hungarian ethnic Romanian. In South Carolina we eat everything from eggs to shrimp with our grits--oh, yeah, mamaliga. In fact, Attila's first breakfast when he gets to Greenville is going to be yellow grits, eggs, sausage, and tomatoes (that's another story).

Again thank you for your prayers, this camp has been exciting in many ways. One of the most is seeing the development in Jesus of those who are now serving with the camps. This truly is a blessing to see lives change in this way.