The wonderful celebration of our Savior's Resurrection is upon us and the church here in San Vicente is preparing for this year's drama. There's a need for lots of period costumes as they seek to review the days before Christ's death and Resurrection. So, this week's sewing class time was spent with over a dozen of the actors coming by to dig through fabric looking for just the right combination. Jenny (pictured) and her Mom were two of my new students for the week. Jenny's Mom was very apprehensive about using the sewing machine but was swayed into action by her need for a costume. Her first sit down before the machine had her trying to pump the peddle, but it wasn't too long before she was sewing up the seams of her outfit. It was encouraging to hear other students of mine cheering her on with statements like, "Don't worry that was how it was for us too". and "You'll get the hang of it, Lorena is a great teacher." I just received and email from missionary Lynne Johnson stating "I just heard today that the word on the street is the drama is really good and you should go on Sunday evening. Friday night there was standing room only and they expect way more people tonight."
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