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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kyambala" data-source="post: 1339547" data-attributes="member: 210735">I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas Day yesterday.  We did here in Uganda.  My wife and I decided to spend our last Christmas in Uganda with the people we have come to love and work with these past 15 years.The children of the Sunday School arranged a Nativity play which they practiced themselves without any teachers having an input.  They made their own costumes and wrote their own lines from the Bible.  Some parts were very innovative but not contradictive to the Scriptural text.  The sermon was thoughtful and inspiring linking the Advent of Christ with crucifixion on Calvary.Afterwards all the children (about 100) received a soft cuddly toy and the whole congregation (about 170) received a bottle of cold soda (outside temperature was about 80 degrees f).  Many people stayed behind to enjoy lunch with us which consisted of chicken, beef, rice, roast potatoes, cabbage, and matoke (a vegetable banana), plenty of saturated fats mixed with traditional FRESH carbs.The whole day (including lunch and the toys) was paid for by the Free Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland.In the evening my wife and I were still not hungry so at 9 pm we had a boiled egg and a tomato sandwich.  I checked my blood sugar beforehand and it was 13.9  OH DEAR.</blockquote>

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