Yesterday we celebrated “Hram” or the date of the founding of Brinza.  Marta and I decided that, along with 6 missionaries from the States, Whales (mom caught this error and I decided that yes, these folks were straight out of the ocean), and South Africa, as well as our student leaders, were going to work three tables during this event.  Before yesterday we created video in which several students as well as Marta and I were interviewed about the film club.  Additionally, I found a video on human trafficking.  We had three tables—one to sell tea and cookies (including peanut butter cookies—made possible by my momma), one for our film club—“Free Thinkers from Brinza” and one to address the issue of human trafficking.  We ended up giving away several handouts over human trafficking, informing several people about our film club, and making over 40 lei after selling tea and cookies.

In addition to our tables, there was also a concert in which the teachers sang and performed skits as well as the unveiling of our new monument in the center of the village.