We visited more emergency housing units and ate some ramen.
In the morning we split into 3 groups and two groups visited two different housing units. The other group stayed at home to make us a delicious fish lunch.
This is one of the bigger sites holding 300 housing units.
He slept through the bells but as soon as they ended he woke up.
Most of the housing units had similar walls.It's good to know many others have taken time to vist the people here.
Packing the van with materials and people.
The next kasetsu( emergency housing unit)
After Kashiwazaki we plan on giving the bells to Chikako and Fred so they can continue to use the bells to reach the people of Ofunato.
The s'mores were a hit as well.
Some of the women noted "I feel like I'm an American" and that it reminded them of their youth.
and of course, took pictures.One of the helpers posing with his neck warmer, and the clay An-pan Man they plan to make next month.
After the second housing unit some of us went to go see the local concert hall.
It was made out of concrete and the walls had rectangles with holes inside as texture.
Jared is showing us the "right way" to take pictures of food on Instagram, and Sarah is taking a photo-ception shot.
But it was a great time of ministry and learning not only for the people we reached out to but for ourselves as well.
Please pray for the continual growth in the Ofunato area and for Fred and Chikako's ministry.
These updates (and photos) are great!
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