The roof for the classroom has been finished. Lucio had a team of about 10 men who helped him carry the cement up to the second floor roof while he and two others filled the gaps between the block and rebar, smoothed it out, and gave it the finishing touches. This post might remind you of a previous post by Alan where they did a similar roof for the downstairs classrooms.
We are really excited about this room being completed. It will help us be able to have expand our activities on the community center side as well as the church side of things.
A big THANK YOU to all of the teams that came this last summer and gave time, effort, and $ so that this could be accomplished. Also, there were several churches that gave for this project. You have been and continue to be a great encouragement to us.





It has been truely amazing how quickly these projects are getting done. We hope to use the upstairs room as our new English classroom as we are sometimes cramped in the downstairs classroom with an average of 15-20 students. 










Here you can see the corrugated roofing has been removed and to the far right some rebar is being prepared for a new load bearing columb.
In this pic the red brick is being laid which will bring the wall up to the second floor level.



A short note of thanks is due here to all those teams who have participated with us these last years. Thank you for your service to us, with us, and through us for God's glory and the proclamation of the truth of Jesus Christ.
The fair on Saturday July 4th was a great success. The Christ Community team did an excellent job with the face painting, craft table, balloon animals, and simply helping out where needed. 
Josiah and Brianna Yingling (with the help of some others) planned some fun games like # bowling, shape bean bag toss, alphabet fishing, and a matching game (where they were to match a series of pictures with their English vocabulary word).

The bounce house was also a big asset; and thanks to Sergio no one got hurt and everyone had a good time.
Besides the good times of bouncing and playing, several of us were able to talk with some of the kids parents that stayed for the fair. One parent in particular was very interested in what we were doing. Her name is Marta. Marta met with Ruth Yingling, who prayed to encourage her, as she has been really going through a hard time lately. Marta went to the church on Sunday and also a ladies craft time on Monday. It seems that she is seeking the Lord Jesus and wants to hear more about Him. Nacho's wife, Mari, is planning to begin a bible study with her. This is the most wonderful news! This is what the community center is all about.