On July 24th, we officially started a Sunday Bible study at 11:30 am. We are thankful for this next step in the church planting process. It is exciting and overwhelming at the same time.
Kristi teaches one kid's class (ages 2-10) during the adult Bible study. We are using Kaylee's bedroom for now, but as you can see, it will soon be too crowded.
The Bible study is around an hour long. During the hour we teaching a few choruses from the Psalms, have a time to Biblically answer two "
commonly asked questions", read several passages of Scripture and make some applications to our lives.
Kaylee and Lukas setting up the chairs before the Bible study starts.
The children's class:
Kaylee, Catalina, Antonia, Catalina, Elizabeth, Ben, Jordan, Camila, Micaela, and Lukas.
Darko (believer) has been coming these past weeks. He is from Santiago, but works in Antofagasta as an architect. He is thankful for a group to study the Bible with during his business trips. He was saved out of Mormanism a few years ago.
Lukas coloring his page after his class.
Please pray for us as we are forming a core group with the goal of starting an official church in the future. We need wisdom and strength as we labor and invest in this church plant each week.
On July 24th, we officially started a Sunday Bible study at 11:30 am. We are thankful for this next step in the church planting process. It is exciting and overwhelming at the same time.
Kristi teaches one kid's class (ages 2-10) during the adult Bible study. We are using Kaylee's bedroom for now, but as you can see, it will soon be too crowded.
The Bible study is around an hour long. During the hour we teaching a few choruses from the Psalms, have a time to Biblically answer two "commonly asked questions", read several passages of Scripture and make some applications to our lives.
Kaylee and Lukas setting up the chairs before the Bible study starts.
The children's class: Kaylee, Catalina, Antonia, Catalina, Elizabeth, Ben, Jordan, Camila, Micaela, and Lukas.
Darko (believer) has been coming these past weeks. He is from Santiago, but works in Antofagasta as an architect. He is thankful for a group to study the Bible with during his business trips. He was saved out of Mormanism a few years ago. 
Lukas coloring his page after his class.
Please pray for us as we are forming a core group with the goal of starting an official church in the future. We need wisdom and strength as we labor and invest in this church plant each week.
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