Talk less, shine more
The festival is in full swing and work is underway at the hospital. Dr. Martina John administers a sedative to a sick child. The MRI is to clarify a pathological process in the head. While she works, the pediatrician wears a T-shirt with the logo “Luz en los Andes” – Light in the Andes. This is what we Christians are called to do. No matter where we stand and walk, we should be lights and not dim sparkles.
Overcrowded workshops at the various locations in Curahuasi. 13 buses circulate through the town and the young people can use the hop-on hop-off transportation. Yesterday afternoon, 400 enterprising young people celebrated a church service on the mountain in glorious sunshine.
In the evening, it was a completely different picture. Towards the end of the first concert, a thunderstorm broke out over Curahuasi. The tent roof protected the participants from the worst of it. To be on the safe side, Ruben Bereswill and Jannik Schmidt switched from the municipal power supply to one of our emergency generators.
Everyone slept well that night and the sun was shining this morning.
