I have no idea what that food is. My guess is a stuffed meatloaf of some sort, but no idea what kind of meat or what it might be stuffed with.
Glad they accepted the yellow fever certificate from your phone!
I can't speak for all missionaries, of course, but a lot of missionaries/short term mission trips are to provide support and training for Christians who are already there. Our pastor went to Uganda to teach seminars to other pastors. One church where I was on staff has a sister relationship with a community in Nicaragua and sent people every year and also brought Nicaraguans to visit us. I was once on a study trip to Greece and while we were there we worked at a Kurdish/Afghani refugee camp to help. I once met a missionary from South Korea who came to the United States to convert people. ;)
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Date: 2023-05-20 09:39 pm (UTC)I have no idea what that food is. My guess is a stuffed meatloaf of some sort, but no idea what kind of meat or what it might be stuffed with.
Glad they accepted the yellow fever certificate from your phone!
I can't speak for all missionaries, of course, but a lot of missionaries/short term mission trips are to provide support and training for Christians who are already there. Our pastor went to Uganda to teach seminars to other pastors. One church where I was on staff has a sister relationship with a community in Nicaragua and sent people every year and also brought Nicaraguans to visit us. I was once on a study trip to Greece and while we were there we worked at a Kurdish/Afghani refugee camp to help. I once met a missionary from South Korea who came to the United States to convert people. ;)