glances.

Today my friend Mark DeVries reminded all of us to look out for glances where we saw God throughout the day... kind of like when you are at a party and you see a friend across the room and smile at them... that kind of glance. He was wondering if we would see any of that throughout the day... I saw a lot of God glances:

The kids at Argelia Alta, when I would pick them up and look straight into their eyes.

When a bunch of the kids wanted to help us paint and were doing an amazing job! They couldn't reach the top of the wall, so Lacy had an idea to put everyone on our shoulders. That's another moment.

When I look out onto the city of Quito from the top of Argelia Alta and see houses and buildings scattered EVERYWHERE. I like to think about what is going on within those communities, within those houses, within those buildings, within those streets, within the families...

The youth in our group continually allow me to see God. Their are 2 guys that have been part of our group for the past few days, and they are both former street kids named Boris and John. Just another God glance.