After lunch we visited the Perry Null Trading Post, a well-known and historic store in Gallup. Students enjoyed seeing (and buying) Native American jewelry and other items.
We then went a big hike up to
Our devotions were led by Pastor
Friday, January 8, 2016
Serving and the Summit
Believe it or not, due to weather, Rehoboth Christian School was canceled for the second day. Our service involved half of us returning to the Church of the Nazarene in Gallup. They organized clothes and food to be distributed to people in poverty. They also went door to door at low income housing to distribute food and publicity materials for the church. Our other project was at Bethlehem CRC (about 25 minutes away) to help with cleaning projects at the church building and in the parsonage.
After lunch we visited the Perry Null Trading Post, a well-known and historic store in Gallup. Students enjoyed seeing (and buying) Native American jewelry and other items.
We then went a big hike up toPyramid Mountain . For over 2 hours we enjoyed the wild west scenery and beautiful vistas.
Our devotions were led by PastorStanley Jim , a local Navajo pastor and CRC minister. He challenged us to be more committed to Jesus.
After lunch we visited the Perry Null Trading Post, a well-known and historic store in Gallup. Students enjoyed seeing (and buying) Native American jewelry and other items.
We then went a big hike up to
Our devotions were led by Pastor
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