Monday, June 4, 2012

ELDORET DISTRICT SEMINARY ACTIVITY - "OLD TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE POWER"



The day was beautiful with no rain in sight for the first Eldoret District Seminary Activity of 2012.  Matatu's loaded with students from the surrounding areas of Huruma, Eldoret, and Sosiani drove to the Langas building for a full day of workshops and activities.  Students registered, enjoyed a snack, and had a sticker with the name of a prominent person from the Old Testament placed on their back.  With yes or no questions they questioned each other to discover the Old Testament person they had become for the day.  



During the morning each student rotated through four different workshops to learn more about Old Testament prophecy.  Workshops encouraged "Scripture Mastery", discovered "Jehovah of the Old Testament", explained who were the "Old Testament Prophets", plus taught "Zion of the Old Testament” as well as “Zion Yet To Come".  

After lunch students divided into a special "Workshop for Boys" and a "Workshop for Girls".  Some of our great newly temple married couples led them into a discussion about the future person they would want to meet and marry.  What traits were important to find in an eternal companion?  What type of a person they needed to become to be worthy of a companion?  A list was compiled at the Boy Workshop and the Girl Workshop then all students came together to compare the two lists.   There was much laughter, deep thinking, and commitments considered to be worthy of a future eternal companion.

Students shared their testimonies with one another and found new friends in the Eldoret area who shared the same beliefs, goals, and knowledge of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  We all learned a few new dance moves from some of the Institute students from Eldoret and enjoyed refreshments before parting for home.  Seminary teachers reported students on the way home were sharing new thoughts and ideas they learned during the day with one another.  The day was a huge success!











Eldoret, Kenya

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