Team Building The Spider Web This challenge made us work together to move from one side of the web to the other side. Only one person could go through each space and you could not touch the web. We had to think creatively and rely on one another to accomplish this task. Brooke said, "We need to learn to open our minds to others ideas so we move better as a team, rather than acting on impulse and causing problems individually." The Beam On the beam, we had to arranger ourselves by height and then birthdate. This one was the most challenging for us. There were many challenges to navigate - communication, physical movement, and mistakes, to name a few. We were very limited and that can make us freeze. Caleb's take-away, "Everyone needs help, not in every situation, but no one can do anything alone. Don’t be afraid to ask for help knowing that by the time we are in Costa Rica we all will be equipped to help". We are continuing to grow as team and worki...
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All Team Training March 3rd We met the adult team that will be going with us to Costa Rica. They are great and we are excited to see how God is going to bond us together as we go serve the Ticos. We heard a few testimonies from the team and had some fun team building activities. They required us to work together, communicate and think outside of the box. We also had to get close as we jumped onto 2 6'x8' tarp. For our weekly trainings, we have been walking through being unified in Christ as one church on our team, in our church body and as the big C church around the world. We also walked through what conflict should look like when we honor God. Because let's just say it - conflict is going to happen. It always does. How do we continue to be unified, show love and resolve conflict. It can be hard, especially when we are hurt; but we need to be able to forgive like Christ, determine how we need to be transformed and love others well, helping them to grow and be ...