The second day in Texas was awesome. We went to an extreme trampoline park called, Urban Air. It was full of tramps, ninja courses, zip lines, rock climbing, dodge ball, basketball courts, and ropes courses. The kids played, and even the adults got in on the fun. We all had a blast and played for hours.
That evening, we did the most incredible service project I have ever been a part of. We worked at the "Feed My Starving Children" workhouse. The evening began with a video showcasing hungry children across the world and explaining the work of the foundation. We then broke into groups and worked to put together Manna Packs for the kids. It was an assembly line where we packed bags of rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We then weighted, sealed, and packed the packs. They blasted music and we worked together, all while doing friendly competitions with the other teams and chatting with each other. At the end of the night, we were given the chance to pray over the packs of food we had prepared. The volunteer gave parameters of the prayer and asked if anyone wanted to pray. It was silent for a moment, then my sweet teenage boy, Tayden, raised his hand and prayed in a warehouse full of people. He prayed for the hungry kids that their bellies could be full. He prayed for the volunteers in our company that helped. And he prayed for the transportation of the food, that it would be safe getting to its destination. I was so proud of him.
We ended the sweet experience with a sweet treat and grabbed some ice cream and a local shop. Day two was a major success.
