Thursday morning we had the opportunity to present at Grenada’s community college. This was a traditional street evangelism opportunity, but with a guaranteed audience due to Grenadaian Independence day celebrations on campus. We were told we could come do a fifteen minute time slot to open a time for student presentations, but when we arrived, they gave us more flexible time and even asked us to do a second presentation as well. God is good and opens doors for His Gospel!

Later that day we joined in a local church’s unique way of celebrating the national holiday – they read the whole New Testament, out loud and non-stop from Thursday evening until Friday afternoon. Aside from during the night, they have speakers projecting it outside the building to the community. DRAMA took turns reading and helped with the overnight slots. We finished by reading Revelation chapter 22 all together around 1:30pm on Friday. After some rest we celebrated together with our local friends and tried Grenada’s national dish, Oil Down. Lastly, we took the slow holiday schedule as an opportunity to walk to the nearest town, Sauteurs, and enjoy some history and a beautiful sunset over the ocean.

Tomorrow is our last workshop and then Sunday through Tuesday we still have several evangelism opportunities lined up. Keep praying!

For Christ and His Gospel,

-tim