SPU: Tomorrow we meet the kids!

Hey (or Privyet) Family and Friends!
Neva-River-Winter-Palace-St-Petersburg-Russia
It has been an exciting last few days getting more situated with not only our team and lovely host but with Russia as well. Whether it be riding the metro, eating crêpes (blini), exploring ornate cathedrals, attending a local church service, or outlining our lesson plans for our upcoming time at the orphanage, each moment has proven to be an enriching one.

Our host has been great at giving us more than just a tourist exploration of St. Petersburg as we’ve gotten to travel as the fellow Russians do. For one, we’ve learned that Krista (and the majority of us) don’t speak Russian but we do know to always bring a jacket with you as the weather in St. Petersburg is very unpredictable.

St Isaac's CathedralWe have yet to see the beautiful sunset, as we are usually snoozing by the time the sun does its thing. We are told it gets dark after midnight! Every day we are grateful as we learn more and more about our host country. I can easily speak for us all in saying we are anxious for tomorrow and finally getting to build relationships with the kids at the orphanage.

Thanks for your support and God bless!

Love,  Russia SPRINT team (written by McKenzie)

Please keep the team in your prayers as they start their ministry tomorrow with the kids and teens.

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3 Responses to SPU: Tomorrow we meet the kids!

  1. Naomi Schneider says:

    Glad to see you all are having a good time and are safe. Have a great time for the rest of your adventure.
    Naomi

  2. Tracey Johnson says:

    Definitely praying that everything with the kids goes well and that being with them is as rewarding as I think it will be. I’m so glad you are all having such a great time. Can’t wait to hear how “work” went -Tracey JJ

  3. Cathy Nelson says:

    Praying for you Team Russia! Excited to hear what happens.
    Cathy Nelson

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