The scaffolding is no wider at the end of the week, but it still works okay to meet the needs.
Using a water hose as a plumb line . . . positioned in 2 places and confirmed at both ends works well!
Barb teaching the ladies how to make "scrunchies" to use in the kitchen . . .
above: steel channels drying AFTER the images below of Pastor Celso inspecting a cleaning job (One has to have all of the oil off of the channels before painting so the paint will stick -- then one has to paint quickly so the channels do not rust!)
Children playing while the ladies were cooking . . . what started out with the two smallest children ended up a good-sized "train" in the limited space picking up a few other children along the way around the room.
Exchanging gifts between the churches. Each was handmade by a member of the respective churches.
Look hard . . . it's a clear day and a volcano can be seen in the background (center of the picture).
Margaret taking a rest break with Leopold -- the oldest helper on the job site at 94! Leopold came several days to observe and help.
The wonderful crew who cooked some awesome food and made sure that we were not only well-fed but also that we did not ever get hungry.
