Breakfast is served! (More importantly, coffee is served :) )
In the beginning of the semester, I got up almost every day for breakfast. However, as the weeks went by, and after getting a French press to make my morning coffee, my pillow began to sound more and more enticing, and breakfast less and less appealing.
In the beginning of the semester, I got up almost every day for breakfast. However, as the weeks went by, and after getting a French press to make my morning coffee, my pillow began to sound more and more enticing, and breakfast less and less appealing.
Devotions
After breakfast, all of the students
got together for morning devotions. This time included worship, sharing of the
Word, and prayer. The “devotion” was shared by students, interns, staff
members, and visiting pastors.
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What happened after devotions
depended on the student and the day. For myself, I had morning classes three
times a week. I took Romans class with Jeremy Foster, “MTP” class with Pam
Markey, and Biblical Missions with Pam Markey.
Lunch time!
After lunch time…haha
The afternoon, much like the
morning, was spent differently depending on the day and the student. I had one
afternoon class; Evangelism and Discipleship with Brenton Powers.
M199
M199 is practical serving that every
student takes part in. At the beginning of the semester, we are all assigned to
a different “serving area.” For example, one may serve in housekeeping,
laundry, coffee shop, library, dining room…among others. Myself and three other
girls were the “laundry girls.” I was blessed by the times that the four of us
got to serve together. Though not always easy, we did have some fun times
together.
Dinner
Evening
Evenings were also different
throughout the week. We had home fellowship one evening, girls and guys Bible
studies, class, Koinonia, worship, and time for homework or hanging out.
Hanging out is a large and important part of CCBCE, but I will go into that
more in another post.
SLEEP :)
There is a glimpse into a day in the
life of a CCBCE student. This list is definitely not exhaustive, but throughout
my following posts, you will find out more and more about life at the school.
This is the team from the school that came to L'viv last fall. God's
handiwork is so beautiful! I ended up serving under one of these girls and
having another one of them as my "dorm room mama."
My companion and friend, mr. french
coffee press. (I think I need to come up with a better name for him, haha).
Girls Bible Study! 
Serving