The students are busy preparing their presentations that will be used for the next three days as we work with primary, middle school, and university students, so they asked me to write today’s blog. Today was filled with fellowship, food, and laughter. We left the hotel at 9:15 and headed to church, where we made our traditional Polish breakfast of cold cuts, cheese, bread, jam, coffee, tea, juice… and Karleigh’s staple of banana with crunchy peanut butter. After cleaning up our dishes, we enjoyed the service at the church that Daniel leads. About 80 people pack into a small room. Everyone shakes hands with everyone else when they enter the small room used for worship. Daniel and three other people led the music, some of it familiar in melody, but none of it familiar in words! Carrie and Jordyn said that they could sing the English tunes to a few songs, and all four of them kind of stared at the to-us-largely-indecipherable Polish words. There are several parts of the service wh