priscymatos: Back home...after all that...

It all started on Thursday for me, when I was handed 1000 Cd's at the reproduction lab. My mission was to fit into my bags as many Cd's as possible, since there was no time to ship them by ground and no money to ship them overnight. It was a mission alright, but after a lot of packing and unpacking, changing bags and rearranging, four bags were finally packed. Inside, a couple of outfits and 500 Cd's. In case you're wondering, yes, I did have to pay some funky fees due to the excess luggage and overweight (Spirit Airlines don't play man), but the job was done. We were all in Boston by midnight...me and the Cd's, that is.
Friday morning came very quickly and we (Promissa) were on our way. First was the recording of the Liz Walker Show, Sundays with Liz Walker http://wbztv.com/bios/local_bio_052115506/, which went great.

Then, we were headed to Worcester to perform at a High School. What an experience this was! We felt so honored to see how God had placed us in front of all this kids, giving us the opportunity to influence them and make a difference in their lives. It's truly amazing what God's grace can do. We all really enjoyed the experience...those kids were awesome.

The women's retreat on Saturday was amazing. There were two different seminars prepared, one for the young girls and another one for the adult women. God allowed Promissa to minister to both groups. The cool thing about it was
that God also brought us there to be ministered...and boy did we need it. Over 800 women united with one purpose, the purpose of worshiping our Saviour...wow!
Sunday was the busiest day. It was Nueva Vida Church (East Boston) in the morning, NGC Church (Providence) in the afternoon and Vida Real Church (Sommerville) at night. The people were great, they embraced our music and made us feel really welcomed. We also got to see some old friends along the way, which was also nice.

You know, these weekends tend to be very crazy and intense, since everything is pretty much non-stop. Today we are very tired, however, the satisfaction in our hearts is even greater. To know that we have accomplished the mission once again, to see God's promise continue to come true, to have the honor of becoming an instrument for God to touch those in need....all this is priceless and way worth the effort.