Molly Korns

I loved every bit of Ecuador and learned so much from going to another country.  It is hard to pick one thing that I should write about.  Being interested in missions, I decided to choose this subject:

We all can agree that those of us that were not fluent in Spanish had a very difficult time trying to communicate with the Ecuadorian people. But we all, including the younger kids, found a way to interact with the people with actions or with the very little Spanish that we knew. However we chose, we could communicate with them. Yes, it was very hard and frustrating, but we could do it.

When we see evil, sinful, and wicked people here in the U.S, we actually try to stay away from them because we think that there is no chance to be able to communicate with someone that far away from Christ. But we can. No matter the sin, no matter the crime, no matter the saddness and hatred in their lives, God sees them as the same as any other person. Even if it takes tons of courage and bravery, we can witness to them and pray for them. Wicked people are totally different than Christians and Americans are totally different than Ecuadorians, but we can find a way to communicate with them and share the truth of God with them.

Molly Korns