Mission

This summer, a handful of young adults from EFCC will be leaving San Diego and heading to the Andhra Pradesh province of India for a three-week, short-term project in July. While there, we will be helping an Indian organization by way of teaching English to college students on campus. These students have joined church planting teams so they can go out all across India to plant churches and assist in certain needs of many different communities (social work). In the first year, the students (called Freshers) come to campus for two months to learn English (by the way, all of their classes are taught only in English), and take other Christian courses as well (i.e., Spiritual Development, Penteteuch, Discipleship, SMS- research & citation, etc). If, after four years, they pass all their classes they will graduate with a degree in either theology or in Christian Studies which will help them in their church planting ventures.

Mark 16:15-- He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation."

Monday, July 15, 2013

McDonald's experience (part II for me)

Yesterday, after our trip to Golconda Fort (which was insane by the way because there was an Indian festival happening when we attended), we ate dinner at McDonald's.  I placed an order of "shake shake" chicken nuggets to share with the team, Jinse, & our driver.  They are the regular chicken nuggets like you'd find in America, but they come with a packet of piri piri spice mix (which is pretty dang spicy, yo!).  I also ordered fries and a spicy chicken sandwich (like I did last year because it was so tasty then).  Although I ordered it plain, it took a three times before I got it that way.  I'm thankful to have ordered an Oreo McFlurry with my meal, because the cold dairy was essential to my being able to finish about 3/4 of it. My mouth was on fire and I was getting the chicken nugget 'meat sweats'.

I thought I'd share a fun eating experience with you today...

-Tiffany

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  1. AnonymousJuly 16, 2013 at 2:51 PM

    Too bad you can't bring some of that "hot stuff" home with you. :-( Love the photos. :-)

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  2. AnonymousJuly 16, 2013 at 3:01 PM

    Please keep us updated on Elsie's progress. Is she able to go to a Dr. to find out exactly what is wrong with her? Please tell her I'm praying for her.

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