Today so far is amazing. All my room mates have gone out of their way to make me feel welcome and show me around Nome. Today I attended a methodist Church here in Nome with a volunteer Jesse, who is going to Africa in August. Everyone was genuinely friendly. There were 30 missionaries there beginning their two weeks stay working at the church.
I did the doxology in an Inuit dialect and they also sang a song too. Talk about being immersed in a new culture. This is exciting, I thrive ofF these new experiences.
I also got a tour of the station, so I got to see all the production rooms and the on-air facilities. KNOM's equipment is rather impressive for a non-profit station. They have up to date software as well. There are many stations that I have been to that have had programs and equipment so outdated that it does hinder their delivery. I am anxious to learn the new programs.
I am so excited to see what the LORD has in store for me. This is AMAZING!
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GO SPURS GO
Huzzah for singing in an Inuit dialect! That is amazing. Keep it up.
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