
As the game began a few things were obvious. Number 1 the kids were good at basketball! Number 2 they were very friendly and really enjoying themselves. Number 3 wrestlers are really not good at basketball. After 2 defeats (even with a pro basketball player) we decided to switch things up and teach the kids ultimate football. They seemed to enjoy the new game, we did much better, and we left them with the football at the end of the day!!
After the game we meet with the kids inside a classroom, where we told them about AIA Wrestling and what we were doing. We handed out our brochures with the Gospel in Mongolian. Chris C. did an amazing job of sharing his testimony. It was one that the kids could easily relate to and he has a knack for drawing in a crowd with his personality. Ian then presented the Gospel as Sukh translated. It was a great experience and a wonderful way to kick off the trip! I had been nervous about going into a prison but looking back realized it was just fear of the unknown. God taught me a big lesson through this, one I should have learned long ago, but He has things planned out and is in control! Here is a little video of the game and our time here the first day. Brought to you by Chris C.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jenna Shenton and I work for the Department of Corrective Services in Perth, Western Australia.
I am part of the media branch and we produce a small 16-page magazine for internal staff called Inside Out every two months. One of the pages is called 'World Corrections' in which I profile the corrections industry of a particular country.
For this edition I am writing about Mongolia and came across your blog. I was wondering if it was possible to use one of your pictures (http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-u9v_gJXv_K0/T98o1nzp_aI/AAAAAAAAAGE/KMgGXpXrcvo/s1600/IMG_1699.jpg) to accompany my article, to help set the scene of prison conditions?
Unfortunately as we are a state government department we can’t pay for pictures but we can definitely credit you and send you a copy if you like.
If you have any queries please let me know.
Kind regards,
Jenna Shenton
Public Affairs Officer
Media & Public Affairs
WA Department of Corrective Services
Level 8, 141 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000 Australia
+618 9264 1625
jenna.shenton@correctiveservices.wa.gov.au