Guatemala: Day 3

We started Sunday off by worshiping at Casa de Libertad. (It's a partner church of The Village, where I attend in Texas.) It's located above a computer store in a strip mall. This was perfect for us since the Flower Mound campus of our church is located in an old Albertson's building. :)

Apparently, the church has lots of English-speaking visitors throughout the year, so they provided us a headset when we arrived. We worshiped in Spanish (which was AMAZING), but when the preaching began, so did our translator. :)

Our team agreed that this church service was like a small taste of heaven since Revelation 7:9 talks about how a multitude from every tribe and nation will worship God together. What a blessing! When church was over, we went to a really nice Italian (Yes, we ate Italian food in Guatemala!) restaurant called Vesuvio. Carlos, one of my team members, has family in Guatemala, and they wanted to see him and meet the rest of us, so they thought this restaurant would be a good place to meet up. The pizza was delicious! You pick your toppings by meter, I believe, and then they cook it in a brick oven. It comes to the table in a pan about a yard long. We had so much left over that we took it back to the orphanage to share later. We spent the rest of the day hanging out with the kids at Fundaniños and having fun with our team once the kiddos went to bed.