EASTER PUPPET MINISTRY DAY 8
April 13, 2011
Petőfibányai Preschool
Above: Today our first show was in our hometown of Petőfibánya. All of our children have attended this preschool (and Kira still attends). Kira was glad to see some of her friends since she has been out of preschool because of her broken collar bone. It was cute to see her sharing with all the kids what happened in Hungarian.
As Miki walked in the door many kids began shouting out “Miki bácsi” (Uncle Miki). Many of these kids attend his weekly Bible class.
Praise God for many open doors in our hometown to share the gospel! One of the teachers after show told us how great the show was. She shared how it not only delivered a message to the kids in an understandable way but also spoke to her.
Zagyvaszántó Middle School
For many years, Zagyvaszántó did not allow us to perform in their local school which led us to use the towns local community center after school for shows. A few years ago when we successfully scheduled a show for their school for the first time, we were turned away because there was a mix up on their schedule. Praise God that over the past year and half we finally have access to this school and today was the third time we have performed for these kids.
Above: Since this small town is so close to Petőfibánya many kids like Luca (above raising hand) from Petőfibánya attend. Luca is a regular attender to our VBS every summer.
Above: Singing “On the third day he rose!” After the show, one girl told us that she listens to the CD that we distributed last time and she told Miki the details of what was on the CD! Praise God that these kids not only have an opportunity to hear God’s truth through these puppet shows twice a year, but as many times as they want with the CD. We are encouraged that God has opened this door in Zagyvaszántó!
Thank you all for your continued prayer support. Today I noticed that the kids in both places were quiet and attentive when Miki pulled out the large cut out heart and began talking about John 3:16 and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is not the norm especially in larger schools like Zagyvaszántó where kids find it more difficult to pay attention. I attribute this to God answering your prayers. We have three more days of puppet ministry ahead of us and would appreciate your continued prayers!
• Please pray for Miki’s daughter Anna who has an irritated spot on her foot that is showing signs of possible more serious infection.
• Please continue to pray for Kira (healing collar bone) and Emily’s sickness.
• Please pray for the kids who have already received the CDs and magazines over the past week and a half to be blessed at hearing God’s truth. Pray that God draw them and their parents to Himself.
• Please pray for our teen mentoring meeting thursday night after our puppet show (Miki will be teaching).
Above: Today our first show was in our hometown of Petőfibánya. All of our children have attended this preschool (and Kira still attends). Kira was glad to see some of her friends since she has been out of preschool because of her broken collar bone. It was cute to see her sharing with all the kids what happened in Hungarian.
As Miki walked in the door many kids began shouting out “Miki bácsi” (Uncle Miki). Many of these kids attend his weekly Bible class.
Praise God for many open doors in our hometown to share the gospel! One of the teachers after show told us how great the show was. She shared how it not only delivered a message to the kids in an understandable way but also spoke to her.
Zagyvaszántó Middle School
For many years, Zagyvaszántó did not allow us to perform in their local school which led us to use the towns local community center after school for shows. A few years ago when we successfully scheduled a show for their school for the first time, we were turned away because there was a mix up on their schedule. Praise God that over the past year and half we finally have access to this school and today was the third time we have performed for these kids.
Above: Since this small town is so close to Petőfibánya many kids like Luca (above raising hand) from Petőfibánya attend. Luca is a regular attender to our VBS every summer.
Above: Singing “On the third day he rose!” After the show, one girl told us that she listens to the CD that we distributed last time and she told Miki the details of what was on the CD! Praise God that these kids not only have an opportunity to hear God’s truth through these puppet shows twice a year, but as many times as they want with the CD. We are encouraged that God has opened this door in Zagyvaszántó!
Thank you all for your continued prayer support. Today I noticed that the kids in both places were quiet and attentive when Miki pulled out the large cut out heart and began talking about John 3:16 and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is not the norm especially in larger schools like Zagyvaszántó where kids find it more difficult to pay attention. I attribute this to God answering your prayers. We have three more days of puppet ministry ahead of us and would appreciate your continued prayers!
• Please pray for Miki’s daughter Anna who has an irritated spot on her foot that is showing signs of possible more serious infection.
• Please continue to pray for Kira (healing collar bone) and Emily’s sickness.
• Please pray for the kids who have already received the CDs and magazines over the past week and a half to be blessed at hearing God’s truth. Pray that God draw them and their parents to Himself.
• Please pray for our teen mentoring meeting thursday night after our puppet show (Miki will be teaching).
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