Today was a very crazy and cultural day! After lunch I went with Bekah (SOS intern and our tutor) to a Bible study in a village nearby. Because it was so far we had to take a boda boda taxi (small version of a motorcycle).  The Bible study was very fun as we sat on the grass right outside of a crumbling Ugandan school and studied with a woman who was very eager to learn the truth. After finishing the Bible study, Bekah and I took another boda boda to a women’s conference that my mom was speaking at. The little church, where the conference was being held was a small building, which looked more like a big shack than a church.  It was made with wood and straw, with a tarp as the roof.  My mom taught about the gospel and how to be a godly mother. It was a very interesting sight watching the women’s eyes as they were given the truths of God for the first time.  After my mom was finished Emma and I also spoke for a few minutes.  It was quite an experience!  When we finally came home Emma and I went with our parents to a neighboring family’s home for dinner.  They said that they invited us to thank us for helping them in their time of need. When we entered the first thing we saw was a small table with a lantern on it and a small couch right next to it.  The family had my parents sit on the couch while the rest of us sat on a mat on the floor. Since there was no electricity, I played with their kids (who were all under 7 years old) in the dark—mostly making animal shadows on the wall.  We ate local food, which I enjoy: potatoes, rice, spaghetti noodles, chicken, and cabbage.  We ended up going home at around 8:30.  It was a very long but very fruitful day!