Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Country Witnessing in Sella

On Sunday, about 30 of us went on a micro to do some of our territory that doesn't get worked much, about a half hour bus ride away.  It cost $5 Bs per person for a return trip on the Micro (which is just under $1 NZ).  The weather was nice - glad it wasn't raining.  We all got a partner to work with and then we split up into groups of 3 and headed off into different directions.  2 Groups would meet up where we started 3-4 hours later for lunch and the other group were heading further out and would have their lunch out there so we would work toward them after lunch.

Our group worked along the "main" road.  It was like doing country witnessing back home but all on foot - no cars.  We had a bit of a breeze so it was not too hot.  We met lots of nice people who listened, we may not be back to the territory again until we start the campaign in March, inviting people to attend the Memorial of Christ's death.  Here are some photo's:


All piled up in the bus!



Dogs having a rest in the middle of the road - Man carrying that stuff on his back for his cows.
Little house built right on the edge of the road
Big Guy, Little house





Celia's tough!  We sit down on some rocks and I ask her: 'Hay serpientes acqui?' (Are there snakes here?)  She rolls all the rocks over and then says: "No, not here." So they obviously could be there then!  We have seen a little dead one that Maria found by the river near our place that she KINDLY brought home to show us all lol!

Lunch break down by the river




 Out in the Wops!  I would never wear these ugly sandals at home - shame but no one cares here haha





Cool Views here.  We probably looked like Mormons with our backpacks -  but was much easier to carry everything when you're walking for hours!

Finished - heading back to catch get a ride back into town - the same way we came in



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