Four months here and I still can remember my first day coming to this island to teach the the Hawaiians about Christianity. Going on a long and difficult journey, smelling the crisp air coming from the amazing islands of Oahu. Hurtling of that cranky and rusty boat I saw the beautiful palm trees dancing in the breeze. Then there they were, the Hawaiians standing on the beach.
NAKED! I looked at my mother and gave her an outlandish look. “What in the world are these people thinking, not wearing clothes?” While in the island for a couple of months, taxes in Hawaii went into effect raising it by 2 dollars around the islands, my family’s hard worked money in jobs were going to the government to create schools to educate the young children. The government needed more and more money to hire more missionaries teachers,which was my dream job, I always wanted to teach little kids. Also the money was used to build more schools around the community because kids were now required to go to school to learn. After a few months, before I knew it I am as a teacher at Punahou, teaching my enthusiastic students how to read, write, and to comprehend about the Bible. …show more content…
Impeding through the road, while construction was everywhere because of schools being built to teach kids how to read, write, and learn about the Bible. Also churches were being assembled to train Hawaiians about Christianity and the life of a Christian. The Hawaiian government who is in need for money to do many considerable things to this island and most I feel that it is most important that the children around this island get to learn more about God and all he
NAKED! I looked at my mother and gave her an outlandish look. “What in the world are these people thinking, not wearing clothes?” While in the island for a couple of months, taxes in Hawaii went into effect raising it by 2 dollars around the islands, my family’s hard worked money in jobs were going to the government to create schools to educate the young children. The government needed more and more money to hire more missionaries teachers,which was my dream job, I always wanted to teach little kids. Also the money was used to build more schools around the community because kids were now required to go to school to learn. After a few months, before I knew it I am as a teacher at Punahou, teaching my enthusiastic students how to read, write, and to comprehend about the Bible. …show more content…
Impeding through the road, while construction was everywhere because of schools being built to teach kids how to read, write, and learn about the Bible. Also churches were being assembled to train Hawaiians about Christianity and the life of a Christian. The Hawaiian government who is in need for money to do many considerable things to this island and most I feel that it is most important that the children around this island get to learn more about God and all he