Here's what a girl who has a textiles degree does in the jungles of Ecuador on Mondays and Thursdays....
I currently hold the title of "librarian" for the Nate Saint Memorial School. Last year when the librarian was moving I decided that I would do the job if no one else stepped up. So, you know what that means! No one else stepped in, so I thought I would at least be trained and help until someone more "qualified" came along. Well, it's been almost a whole school year, and I actually like the job. Isn't God funny?! I don't feel qualified and can't help the kids as well as I would like sometimes because I lack knowledge about authors etc. But, I'm learning. Plus, it's a great way to spend some time with all of the kids.
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ReplyDeleteWhen I ask the girls what they enjoy about school, visiting the library is always on their list of things they enjoy. You must be doing a great job! So fun to see pictures of our Valerie - thank you for sharing and for serving!
ReplyDeleteNo. Way. There are so many things I could say...but I won't! I am sure you do a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to see pictures of you and the Children in the Nate Saint library. We had been wanting to be a "fly on the wall" and see our grandchildren in school. Thank you for what you do in Ecuador.
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Grandparents of Valerie Grace Welch
What a rewarding job, Andi! It looks like you have the library in tip top shape with so many books!The children are so lucky! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteKathy Gamble
You are an amazing child of God, and I know that whatever you do is going to be great!! For the kids, yours and the schools, and for Chad!! Keep up the good work!! Love ya GA
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