Thursday, May 6, 2010
National Conference in Malaga
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Pics from our Spanish Christmas
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
European New Staff Training- Ligonde, Camino de Santiago, Spain
From July 26th to August 10th Garrick attended Agape Europe's New Staff Training with student volunteer Sam. With 35 other staff, students, and volunteers from Spain, France, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, and Holland they served modern day pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, spent time in theological and ministry training, and built a community of faith and service. Here are some pics:
Monday, June 8, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Friday, January 9, 2009
Christmas in Granada
Christmas has been an eventful time for the Roegners this year. Evelyn's class visited the town hall one day to visit the Natvity Scene there (called Belenes in Spanish, everyone puts elaborate ones up from banks to department stores to government offices). While there Evelyn and her class met and sang for the mayor, and even were recorded for local TV. We missed the news that night, but heard from our friends that Evelyn was on the local news. Pretty cool.
Also, the last day of school, Evelyn's school gave a Christmas concert. Evelyn dressed as an angel and her class sang a traditional Spanish Christmas song.
Christmas was spent with our friends the Mayers, and their teammates Pablo and Judy. Also, fellow Agape staff and Texans, Wes and Meghan came up from Malaga to spend a few days.
Garrick's parents came in for New Years. And on the night of January 5th we all attended the Cabalgata. The Cabalgata is a huge parade that every city has, as the Three Kings (or Reyes Magos) enter the city to bring gifts to children. Spain celebrates this day to commerorate the wise men who came to worship and give gifts to the newly born Christ child. The parade is a spectacular show consisting of much candy being thrown into the crowds. Evelyn said it was the best parade ever. We also spent part of the night with our friends Sam and Sheila, and visited our neighbors Rosario and Maria.
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