Morant Bay became more alive as we infested the streets of the busy town where the Morant Bay Baptist Church is located to share our faith.
On April 21, 2012, the team comprising Dwight Kelly and myself (Stacy) made the journey from St. Catherine to St. Thomas. We got right into the workshop after devotions led by the host Rev. We had a very participatory crowd today and they kept us sharp and on our toes. We did our usual checks to ensure that they all had a hand that particular day as it would be quite essential to the workshop. We never really take this lightly or for granted as we are aware that there are many without limbs. But God is very creative and has other great designs for getting His word into the hearts of people.
The hand check :) |
Now after picking on a few willing participants I found out not too long after I was picking on a pastor. Good thing he didn't seem to mind at all. See him in action below.
Pastor Whitton and company showing us how its done |
Practice time is a must as it is one of the most effective ways that persons learn; practice by doing. And so we got them practicing as soon as possible. There is always a cry of sorts when practice has to end :).
Fellow presenter Dwight going through to ensure everyone has a partner and is getting a chance to practice |
Practicing up close with two lovely ladies |
I always encourage attendees to come to the front and participate because they get more practice time and we are all there to help them. They are not always willing participants but with some encouraging they always come up and do a great job. Allan was one such person who took over the teaching of the hand presentation. We even had to start over at one point as he instructed so we could get it right.
(l-r) Allan, myself and another participant ensuring we got it right |
These attendees were beautiful inside and out and continued to display a true sense of commitment to the purpose of learning to share their faith. We did some OJT and got some wonderful reports on professions of faith and just how easy it was for them to engage persons on the road. As usual it never seemed to be enough time for them as some came back long after the agreed time (lol). When they did finally return, they would have missed the instruction to report on the most significant encounter and go on to tell us of the many great experiences.
Vivien giving her report back on OJT (on the job training) |
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