Day 9

We visited the high school for a preparation meeting with the teachers and the school Pastor, an essential step in ensuring that our upcoming sessions would be impactful and well-received. During our discussions, we discovered a significant statistic: approximately 95% of the students do not identify as Christian. This revelation prompted us to reconsider our approach, leading us to decide to include a call to faith in our sessions.

The schedule for our sessions is particularly tight due to the fact that the students are also engaged in preparations for the Walkathon, which is scheduled for this coming Friday. This event is not only a significant school activity but also a source of excitement and anticipation for the students. As a result, we have less than 50 minutes to accomplish several important tasks: teach the five colors that symbolize different aspects of faith, make a compelling call to faith, and lead a prayer for accepting Jesus as the students' savior and Lord. Each of these components is vital, and we must ensure that we convey our message clearly and effectively within the limited timeframe.

To maximize our impact during this brief window, we plan to structure our session carefully. We will begin by introducing the five colors, which represent various elements of the Christian faith—each color serving as a visual and conceptual aid to help the students understand the core messages we wish to impart. This method will not only make the learning process more engaging but also provide a memorable framework for the students to reflect upon. At the appropriate time, we will transition into the call to faith, where we will encourage the students to consider their beliefs and the possibility of embracing faith in Jesus.

Finally, we will lead the prayer for accepting Jesus as their savior.

Vanny and Vanthy did an excellent job delivering the messages promptly. We have 10 students who have accepted Jesus.

Vanny called the student to faith

Worship before our session

Vanthy and Davy partnered on the teaching

It finally rained as we were heading to the restaurant. We ended the day with a delicious dinner at a Chinese restaurant.

Raining very hard ! Motorcycling in the rain is no fun