Kayla is a sister from Massachusetts that wanted to serve where the need is greater. She heard about Kosrae, and wanted to help. She worked really hard and made many sacrifices and is now here!
Kayla will be here for at least 5 months. She's staying with me and Anna Belle.
She's learning the language and of course already has a few Bible students of her own-all in just a couple weeks!!!
We are happy she's here and appreciate the loving support.
This is Julie, welcoming Kayla at the airport.
Anna Belle took Kayla with her on one of her Bible studies. When Kayla saw where it was she said, "I can't believe I'm here!"
Leave it to me to focus on the food!
I showed Kayla where to get local popsicles. These popsicles are called ice "srimet" (pronounced shimet) and are made of coconut, milk and sugar.
This was about 10:30am. It was hot! But it's never too early for a popsicle break, right.
Bread or Fruit? Breadfruit. This is what it looks like. It grows on a tree and taste kind of like a sweet potato.
Our sister Evelyn kindly gave us a couple for Kayla to try. These ones were not quite ripe yet, so they were perfect for making breadfruit chips!
I'm glad she's enjoying there..
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