Teaching Sunday School on Philippines’ Witchcraft Island

Past fragrant mango trees and shacks with clothes hanging on laundry lines stands a canopy made of coconut timber typically used to shade locals waiting for a tuk-tuk or habal-habal (motorcycle taxi). But today, 14 children ages 3 to 12 gather there in 90-degree heat for Sunday school. They sing along as a teacher in Read more... The post Teaching Sunday School on Philippines’ Witchcraft Island appeared first on Christianity Today.