This week we've been conducting our first try at making puppets, introducing children to various puppet styles from finger puppets, face-puppets, to larger shadow puppets. The making of the shadow puppet - as well as the performance - is a traditional art form in many parts of the world. On Thursday, a local artist, specializing in traditional puppets from India, will talk with the students and prepare them for their presentation on Friday. Hopefully this presentations will be videotaped and perhaps made available on you-tube.
Following each day's activities, we have a de-brief with all of our workers - this has turned into a growing fellowship around food with about 10 attending. In a relational culture, such activities are important to cultivate opportunities for Kingdom advance.
Some photos of Day 1 making finger puppets:
Following each day's activities, we have a de-brief with all of our workers - this has turned into a growing fellowship around food with about 10 attending. In a relational culture, such activities are important to cultivate opportunities for Kingdom advance.
Some photos of Day 1 making finger puppets:
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