In our first Stadium stop at Corrimal, we were greeted by
fine weather, a beautiful patch of grass and a very enthusiastic SUFM team.
What a way to start mission!
We had a wonderful first day playing soccer, greeting the
locals and helping the team to spread the Gospel. Our big orange soccer field
drew people from far and wide. Many of
the teenagers we chatted to were not from the caravan park but locals who,
without the stadium might not have got involved in the SUFM activities at all.
Our highs of the day were seeing the great way the Corrimal
team joyfully served one another and the people at their caravan park, having
our trip from Ulladulla to Corrimal go smoothly with our 2.4 ton load, playing
soccer with the under fives, our wonderful sunny yet cool breezy day and the
delicious dinner provided for us by the lovely Joy.
Lows were a very slow train ride, a sad baby in the bus (who
slept the whole way back) and a Frisbee to the shin. It was a pretty good day.
Our second Stadium event took us to Kioloa
and Bawley Point SUFM. We had a great day. We had a record number of 26 teams
going through the stadium. It was great to see the mass of SUFM members and how
they were all scattered amongst the crowd talking to the campers who had come.
We then visited the team at Ulladulla SUFM
for their water rocket afternoon. They are a mission with a different style.
They have a café and different tents where activities are run. We’ll come back
to them on the 2nd.
On New Years Eve we visited Lake Tabourie
for a morning stadium event. We were all on the bus at 7am to start our event
at 9 30. Luckily we had some lovely neighbours (many of which are related to
our team directors) who didn’t mind the tent peg hammering and large inflatable
orange soccer field being put up in their front yard. The event itself was
really popular. We held a round robin championship competition with a nail
biting grand final.
We brought in the new year together after a
delicious feast provided by the Chapple family and went home for a well
deserved rest.
New Years Day was a nice relax, a swim, a
trip to the cinema to see Tin Tin and church at St Martins Ulladulla.
We’d love you to pray for
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The next few days as we get back into the
stadium routine after day off.
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Energy in the heat.
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That we would be bold with our conversations
about Jesus.
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Ulladulla SUFM for our event tomorrow (2nd).
2
January
•Ulladulla SUFM
•2-5pm
3
January
•Crookhaven Heads SUFM
•2-6pm
4
January
•Sussex Innlet SUFM
•2-5pm
5
January
•Conjola Entrance SUFM
•3:30-6pm
8
January
•Forster
10
January
•Gunnedah Inland
Mission
Look out for the giant orange soccer stadium and the red t-shirts.
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