Aglongon, Maludlud and Sublangon
Today Angie and Pastor Sheldon will be updating you on what the team has experienced so far this week. Aglongon and Maludlud What an honour it was for us to hike into the mountains and visit two indigenous communities. The hikes were challenging, to say the least, but the reward of the fellowship we received upon arrival was unsurpassed! We even stayed overnight in bamboo houses, so graciously hosted by the church members in Aglongon. On Tuesday morning we made the journey to a neighboring mountain to visit a very isolated village called Maludlud, and again we were struck with the beauty of the place and the people. In total we hiked about 12km over these two days, encountering steep rocky terrain, heavy mud, heat, rain, water buffalo!! and more beauty than was even possible to behold. To sum up what I felt, I have written a short verse. God in the Mud In the straining on the steepness of the hill, sweat stinging my eyes, I see God, In the rice paddies of de...