Somehow I was assigned to be the coordinator of a Mini Project "Ide" (Go Ye). It is basically what we did in July, only this project was in a town just 45 minutes from here and it was for just one day. We had door-to-door evangelism, a children's program in the afternoon, a talk on drug usage, a talk on teenage pregnancy, a craft class, and we showed the Jesus film at night. The craft class was for 20 ladies in the church that learned how to make a type of ceramic material made from vaseline, corn starch, glue, and some other chemical. This is then used to make refrigerator magnets, decorations for jar lids, and just about anything else you can think of. The teacher's first project was used to teach the ladies how to share the wordless book in hopes that they will use this skill to reach others. Everything went very well, even with all those things that seem to go wrong! The Jesus film got stuck during the presentation so we had to switch to another film that one of our team members happened to bring! His film told the story of Jesus as well, but was animated and had more modern music. This experience might have served to introduce us to a better film to use!
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