Ministry on the race looks different each month. Well let's be honest it looks different each day! For example this month Team Overflow was asked to build a rock wall. We have done it in the past so we thought that we were pro's…Note to future teams: just because you moved rocks, broke rocks, and built rock walls in past months doesn't mean that your a pro. It took us all month to get this wall built! We spent Monday-Friday on the wall then relaxed on the weekends. But once the month was over we felt victorious!
(This was not the wall that we built b/c we didn't get a team picture by it so this will have to do)
Though building the wall was good and what we were asked to do, ministry is more than that. Ministry is how you live your life, how you treat the people you come in contact with, the relationships that you make each day. One example of this is of a little boy who lived next door to our ministry site in Bulgaria. His name is Alexi. He and I played a form of peek-a-boo all month and he was sure to look for me everyday. Every time he saw me he would shout "HEY" to get my attention and signal that he was ready to play. My other ministry became playing with him everyday. Other people on the team had others that they ministered to each day.
This month was amazing! Why? Because we expected it to be, and we poured in so much that so much was being poured back into us.
So what does ministry look like? Simply what you pour out into everyday life.
