Hilario "slipped into town" to work on data entry of some OT translation text. He brought Juan along for the "ride."


While I was out running errands, he got the bright idea to give Juan a cyber seminar, and before you know it, the guy had a personal secretary!

Emilia also showed up for a couple of days along with Micaela, her sister, for some teaching materials and tips on teaching kids and ladies, a responsibility she has taken upon herself as a calling from God. She teaches a discipleship class of 3 ladies (translating the Spanish version into Huichol as she goes) once a week, a class of all 30 (+/-) ladies from the village of Zapote twice a week on Tuesday and Friday mornings, the "ositos" (3-5 year-olds) in their OANSA club on Saturdays, and 2 kids' classes (all ages) on Sunday morning and evening.


She and I got our own bright idea to make "real" tortillas, "real" frijoles de la olla, eggs, and "real" salsa in a molcajete for breakfast. Jealous? :) Even Hilario and Juan were impressed!

While they were on this slope of the Sierra Madre, Hilario and Juan made two side trips to La Bendición and to Zapote just to "encourage the brothers."