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Partners in Mission Every year we travel to Mexico just south of Yuma, Arizona

to partner with local churches as we share God’s message of salvation together. We get to serve with churches in and around , Mexico. This year our theme comes straight from Julia. It’s important that we come alongside them and work with them to help reinforce what they are already doing. I spoke to Julia, Pastor David’s wife and she had some great insight to share. Julia: “As you know the children come from families with no family orientation, no family structure and no showing love or affection from their parents. So that’s how they treat each other. What we are working with them on is Jesus loves them and to love and respect their friends.” These are not just lessons! EVERYTHING we’re doing needs to point towards Christ. Every interaction that we have with the people that we get to work with should reflect Christ’s love. Sometimes that is teaching a lesson and other times that playing with them at the park or sitting on the ground playing a game with them. We are going to share the gospel; that goes well beyond our lesson time!

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Theme: Fruits of the Spirit / Love like Jesus Purpose The purpose of this VBS curriculum is to equip students and leaders to proclaim the Gospel within the communities that we work in. Getting Ready

1. Practice sharing your testimony! Every leader and student should come prepared to share their testimony. 2. Practice sharing the gospel! We are to go with a heart for evangelism. By spending time with these kiddos in VBS you will have the opportunity to share the gospel with them. Come prepared to do so.

a. Learn some simple phrases in Spanish to help communicate.

Spanish Phrases to learn

Click on the link in each phrase to hear it spoken. 1. God loves you

a. Díos te ama. 2. Our Sin separates us from God

a. Nuestro pecado nos sepera de Díos. 3. We all sin

a. Todo nosotros pecamos. 4. Jesus, the son of God, died for our sin

a. Jesús, el hijo de Díos, murió por nosotros pecados. 5. Jesus took the punishment for our sin

a. Jesús se sacrificó por nuestros pecados. 6. Jesus makes us right with God (or Jesus saves us)

a. Jesucristo nos salva. 7. Do you believe that Jesus died for you (or saved you)?

a. ¿Crees que Jesucristo murió por tus pécados? 8. Jesus loves you

a. Jesús te ama. 9. Praise God

a. Alabado sea el Señor. 10. Do you go to church?

a. ¿Vas a la Iglesia? 11. Let’s talk more with someone else (if there is a sense more conversation in

needed - grab an interpreter) a. Vamos a hablar mas con alguien que habla español.

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Tools/Strategies ● Be brief but to the point - Encourage students to

prepare a very short and brief testimony that includes ○ How their sin separates them from God that

they can never on their own merit God’s love or grace

○ How they believe in Jesus, the perfect Son of God, who died for them, taking their sin and punishment.

○ How Jesus is the only one who saves them because of his sacrifice

○ How they are assured of salvation because of the promises of God in the Bible

● Be contextual - As they write their testimony, encourage the students to be thinking about their likely audience (kids in Mexico, or maybe at a church service) and be sure they are using simple words and language that will be relevant. Ideally, if students can even boil down a testimony to a short enough presentation to learn in Spanish, even better.

● Be relational – take time to establish friendships with the kids. Maybe students can be intentional to target one or a few kids and love on them with the intention of sharing a testimony with each one. Groups can maybe divide up the kids who they will focus on so that no one is missed.

● Follow up – students engage with the kids for a week, but the Church is there all the time. Do your best to connect the kids with the local church if they are not already plugged in.

Overview Day Theme Verse Verse in

Spanish

Sunday Love 1 John 4:10 1 Juan 4:10

Monday Joy & Peace Romans 15:13 Romanos 15:13

Tuesday Patience & Self Control Psalm 103:8 Salmo 103:8

Wednesday Goodness & Faithfulness Psalm 100:5

Salmos 100:5

Thursday Gentleness & Kindness Titus 3:4-5a Tito 3:4-5a

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Day 1: Sunday - Kick off and Outreach Event Lesson Focus: Love Verse of the day: 1 John 4:10 “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” Verse of the day in Spanish: 1 Juan 4:10 “En esto consiste el amor: no en que nosotros hayamos amado a Dios, sino en que el perdón de nuestros pecados.” Intro: I want you to think about someone that you really love. This might be a parent, grandparent, brother, sister or a good friend. Do you love this person all the time or are there times that you don’t get along and fight? I can’t think of one person in my life that I love that I haven’t gotten mad at once. If someone hurts you (sinned against you) would it be easy to forgive them? What about a big hurt? I can’t love perfectly. God is Love: So why do we love? Why do we try to love people, even when we don’t always want to? Read 1 John 4: 7-12 The Bible tells us that we love because he first loved us. He loves us so much that he sent his one and only son Jesus to die for us so that we can have eternal life. I can’t love perfectly, but God does. Jesus Storybook Bible: Running Away - The story of the Prodigal Son pg. 272 Read the story then ask these questions

1. Why did the son run away? 2. Why do you think the Dad welcomed his son home after he ran away? 3. What does this story tell us about what God is like?

a. We are like the son and God is like the father. God cares for all sinners, all of us. b. God calls you his Son or Daughter c. All are loved by God

Jesus came for sinners and runaways like us. Mark 2:17 Jesus says that you are loved more than you know. God’s children could never run too far, or be too lost, for God to find them.

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Day 2: Monday Lesson Focus: Joy and Peace Lesson Goal: By God’s grace we will see that true joy and peace come only through Jesus. Verse of the Day: Romans 15:13 “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Verse of the Day in Spanish: Romanos 15:13 “Que el Dios de la esperanza los llene de toda alegría y paz a ustedes que creen él, para que rebosen de esperanza por el poder del Espíritu Santo.” Intro: What kinds of things make you feel peaceful? What kinds of things bring you joy? What is Joy? In one way, you is the happiness you feel when something good happens. In a bigger sense of how the Bible talks about joy it is waiting and longing for the great things that God promises even if there is pain and suffering now. What is Peace? Peace is what happens when God makes us whole, complete and secure in Him. You have a calm and restful heart as you trust in Him. What kinds of things take away your feeling of peace or joy - or make you feel sad? Are we sometimes the cause of sadness and pain too? I am here to tell you that God made a plan to rescue us from these things so we could know true Joy and true Peace as he intended? Would you like to hear the story? Jesus Storybook Bible - “Operation ‘No More Tears’" After reading, ask these questions

1. What is God doing for his people in this story? 2. How can Jesus coming as the Rescuer bring us joy and peace? 3. In today’s verse, God is the “God of Hope.” How does hope in Jesus give us joy and peace? 4. What happens in the verse when we are filled we joy and peace? (answer: we overflow with hope

from the Holy Spirit - this hope can point others to joy and peace in Jesus too.) 5. How can believing and trusting in God’s rescue plan change the way you live?

Jesus came to rescue people from sin and the things that cause pain and suffering. Because of this we can have joy and peace as we trust in Him.

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Day 3: Tuesday Lesson Focus: Patience and Self Control Lesson Goal: By God’s grace the hearers will come to know that though we fail to be patient and self-controlled, God is always patient and self-controlled with us. Verse of the Day: Psalm 103:8 (NIV) “The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love.”

Verse of the day in Spanish: Salmo 103:8 (NVI)

El SEÑOR es clemente y compasivo, lento para la ira y grande en amor.

Introduction: “Ten Ways to be Perfect” from the Storybook Bible (summarize as needed) (Moses and the Ten Commandments, from Exodus 16–17, 19–40) Who in the story was not patient? What were some of the things that the Israelites (The group of people from the story) wanted? How was God patient with the Israelites and us? Patience: What is patience? Are we always patient? What does it look like to be patient? Why would God need to be patient with us or the people of Israel? How is God patient with you? Self-Controlled: What is self-control? What is an example of God showing self-control? Why is self-control hard for us? Outline: God’s is Patience and self-controlled

1. God is patient with the impatient a. The Iserialits were not patient to receive what they wanted. b. We are not patient to receive what we want.

2. God is self-controlled with those controlled by self. a. The Iserialits did not control themselves but did what felt good or easy. (Sin) b. We do what we want over what God wants. (Sin)

3. God is patient in giving us good things a. God lead Israel to the promised land at just the right time. b. God will take us to the promised land at just the right time.

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Day 4: Wednesday Lesson Focus: Goodness & Faithfulness Verse of the Day - Psalm 100:5 “For the Lord is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.” Verse of the Day in Spanish - Salmos 100:5 “Porque Jehová es bueno: para siempre es su misericordia, Y su verdad por todas las generaciones.” Intro: Can you think of someone in your life who is good? How about someone who is faithful? Goodness and faithfulness can be shown in many different ways. But we will see in Jesus, through the story today, that goodness and faithfulness come from a heart that knows God, and is obedient to God’s plan. God is Good Are we always good? God is good to all his children. Even when they don’t want to listen to him. God is Faithful What does it mean to be faithful? Someone who is faithful is your friend. Always. God showed us that he is good and faithful when he served his disciples, and when he died on the cross and rose again for us. Jesus Storybook Bible - “The Servant King" After reading, ask these questions How was Jesus being good and faithful in this story? Who was he showing his goodness and faithfulness to? Why did Jesus choose to be a servant? Jesus shows his goodness and faithfulness by being a servant. He was obedient to God the Father by doing what God asked. He gave us what we need.

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Day 5: Thursday Lesson Focus: Gentleness and Kindness Lesson Goal: By God’s grace we will see that Jesus is kind and gentle with us even though we are not gentle and kind ourselves. Verse of the Day: Titus 3:4-5a – But when the kindness and love of God our Savior appeared, he saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy. Verse of the Day in Spanish: Tito 3:4-5a – Pero, cuando se manifestaron la bondad y el amor de Dios nuestro Salvador, él nos salvó, no por nuestras propias obras de justicia, sino por su misericordia. Intro: Ask if the kids have ever seen a mother cat cleaning her kittens. Have them describe how she is gentle and/or kind to her kittens. Then ask them: What does it mean to be gentle? You could let the children give a few responses if that seems appropriate. Then you can define it something like this: (note to teacher – ‘gentleness’ is also rendered ‘meekness.’) Gentleness in the Bible is similar to what we think of like mother cat cleaning her kittens, but it is also a picture of great power being controlled like the fact that the mother is strong and dangerous to an enemy who might try to harm her kittens. What does it mean to be kind? You could let the children give a few responses if that seems appropriate. Then you can define it something like this: Kindness in the Bible is a lot like what we think of – doing good things for others to help them. In the Bible kindness also includes the love that would make you want to do good to others and help them. Let’s hear a story about Jesus’s kindness and gentleness. Jesus Storybook Bible - “The Friend of Little Children" (Reading Note: One could consider rephrasing the end of the second paragraph by inserting ‘kindest or gentlest’ in place of “nicest” at the end of this paragraph. For example, “–That if they were the cleverest, nicest , kindest, gentlest or something, Jesus would like them best.”) After reading, ask these questions:

1. Were the disciples kind to each other or gentle with each other at the beginning? 2. Were they gentle and kind and to the children? 3. Are you always gentle and kind with people? 4. How did Jesus show kindness and gentleness in this story? 5. What can we learn from our verse for today about Jesus’s kindness? 6. How can trusting in God’s gentleness & kindness lead us to be more kind and gentle?

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Mexico Daily Schedule Friday 4/3 - Saturday 4/4 Please contact your team leader for travel details since teams will be traveling on different schedules. 03:00 pm - VBS Set-up @ Silva & 06:00 pm - Dinner @ base camp 07:00 pm - Evening Worship 08:30 pm - Small Group Reflections 10:30 pm - In tents and quiet Sunday 4/5 07:00 am - Breakfast (pick up lunch chest) 07:45 am - Morning Chapel @ base camp 10:00 am - Sunday Worship with Silva 01:00 pm - Lunch at your site 02:00 pm - VBS Kick-off! 05:00 pm - Outreach Event? 09:30 pm - Evening Worship @ Base Camp 10:30 pm - In tent and quiet (respecting the neighbors) Monday - Wednesday 4/6-8 07:00 am - Breakfast (pick up lunch chest) 07:45 am - Morning Chapel @ base camp 08:45 am - Daily Site Briefing on the bus 09:00 am - Depart to Ministry Site (VBS, Women’s Ministry/morning, lunch, play/afternoon) (Afternoon events- Testimonies w/your church families, etc.) 06:00 pm - Dinner @ base camp 07:00 pm - Evening Worship 08:30 pm - Small Group Reflections 10:30 pm - In tent and quiet (respect to the neighbors) Thursday 4/9 08:45 am - Daily Site Briefing 07:00 am - Breakfast, pack-up 09:00 am - Departure to Ministry Site 12:00 pm - Head for border San Luis 04:00 pm - Cross Border and drive to PHX Good Friday 4/10 Communicate with team leader for travel schedules. Saturday 4/11 Communicate with team leader for travel schedules.

Member Checklist What you need HIGH PRIORITY ITEMS: ❏ Bible, pen, journal - (For personal devotions

and chapels) ❏ Water bottle - (to refill, name on it) ❏ Passport - (Adult leader keep track) ❏ Watch :-)

BEDDING: ❏ Sleeping Bag & Pillow - (Mark your name and

church name clearly on stuff.) ❏ Air Mattress - (For comfort, and warmth) ❏ Disposable Earplugs - (snoring, roosters, loud

music) TOILETRIES: ❏ Deodorant, shampoo, towel, wipes,

toothbrush, toothpaste, comb,(necessary personal hygiene items)

❏ TP (Bano’s are stocked, but it’s no fun to be caught without)

❏ Sunscreen, girl things, mirror, nail clipper, hair needs

❏ Your own (anti-diarrhea med), Tylenol, Chapstick

MEXICO CLOTHES: (Ziploc bags keep clean from dirty.) ❏ Reserve clean clothes for Friday hotel to home. ❏ Colored T-shirts (not undershirts) No label

advertisements ❏ Underwear/socks for each day. ❏ Comfortable shoes (no open toed sandals in

Mexico) DAYTIME CLOTHES: Guys: Long pants, Long Shorts (past knee) and t-shirts Girls: Mid calf pants/skirts or longer (t-shirts must have sleeves.) Sunday Church Clothes: Guys: Pants (other than jeans), long/short sleeved button shirt Girls: dress/skirt/jumper (mid-calf or longer)

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Evening Clothes at camp: Jeans/sweatshirt/WARM jacket OTHER THINGS: ❏ Work gloves for community service project ❏ Camera/film/batteries (if desired) Put your

name on cameras! ❏ Flashlights (especially for unlit banos in the

night) Snake lights! ❏ Souvenir money - $50 suggested amount ❏ Food Money for meals prior to Mexico arrival &

Sat. Lunch ❏ Camp Chairs (If they fold small)

Expectations Mexican Government If we have a Religious FMS we may teach or preach up front. Anyone can be up front to perform a drama or lead singing. We can share testimonies as long as it represents our story and we are not preaching. We can pray one on one or in small groups outside the church. It is highly recommended to have a member of the Mexican with church with us. Only Mexican citizens can pass out tracts. We can go with them. Only Mexican citizens can ask kids to repeat verses after them. We can hold signs and participate in the learning. We can show a movie or video with a member of the Mexican church participating. We can play or lead the following: games, craft projects, singing, VBS stories, construction work, and community projects. Health Care Info This is VITAL INFO! This information is vital! To avoid dehydration, our #1 ailment and other illnesses that can arise, the very most important thing we do is drink water. We always buy our water and ask each member to drink 6-8 full bottles of water a day. Please avoid soda pop until after supper. Begin drinking more than you are used to before you leave home and

BEFORE WE GO Get Your Meds

SHOTS: We encourage a current Tetanus shot for every team member. The town streets are dirt, and you may even see sewage running out into yards or street. We are also aware of dogs or other animals that could cause problems if they were to bite you. Another option is a Hepatitis A shot.

ISSUES & MEDS: Traveler's Diarrhea is always of concern. Each year someone is affected, usually multiple people. So please take our precautions seriously. First line of defense is PREVENTION!!!! Select safe food and water (food thoroughly cooked, no salads or raw seafood, avoid milk, ice cream, yogurt and dairy products; drink bottled water, avoid ice cubes, use safe water to brush your teeth and take any medications) Please be sure to notify your leaders if you or one of your team are having difficulty. We are a long way from home and must take care of each other. Pepto-Bismol and an Anti-diarrheal medication (Imodium or Lomotil) should be part of every individuals personal medication supply. Antibiotics Sometimes antibiotic is needed. The three choices below are recommended to use. You can discuss this trip with your doctor. He may prescribe one of the antibiotics listed below. ….Levofloxacin 250 mg tablets, 2 tablets on day one, then 1 per day for 2 more days if diarrhea persists. ….Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole DS tablets (Septra DS or Bactrim DS), 1 tablet by mouth twice a day for 5 days. (the least cost). ….Ciprofloxacin (Cipro) 500 mg tablet, 1 tablet by mouth twice a day for 3-5 days. OTHER MEDICATIONS: If you have a favorite cold or sinus tablet like Tylenol or Advil, please bring those. Hopefully you won't need them and can bring them back home with you.

Tent Village Rules The Most Crowded Campground Ever The Mt. Sinai Church has graciously offered the Parsonage yard for our sleeping needs. These simple rules will show our good will to the neighbors around us as well as the other teams that are in a tent village. 1.The restrooms are not to be used for make-up and

hair styling. 2.The quiet-time is to be observed by all and for all. 3. Valuables are your responsibility. Keep them well hidden or with you at all times. 4. If any student or adult is ill or staying back at camp, you must make the Borderless Staff aware of this.

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Need to Know Info for Everyone General Behavior: Be attentive, diligent, contented and responsible for the jobs given you. Be faithful in prayer, for yourself, your teammates and for the leaders and be thankful. Be patient with others, with time, with uncertainty, Be obedient to leadership, knowing that that is God's will for you. Be tenderhearted and loving to those that have a rough day and need encouragement. Be careful to be Christ like in all conversations. Many children and adults in Mexico know American words and phrases. Never assume they don't understand. Be a servant to all - the church, the towns, each other. Be ready for changes. We adapt to laid back Mexican culture and go with the flow. Be respectful to the clock at base camp. Use your watch and keep schedules as best you can. Be wise with things you bring - cameras, clothes, valuables, cell phones .(for emergency calls to Mom, only). Don't flaunt any possessions to those less fortunate. Be obedient to your own youth leader in rules he specifically makes for you. Be wise in spending time pursuing boy/girl relationships while on this trip. In other words, don't! Wait till you get home. Be diligent with this behavior during free time at your ministry sites. Guys play with boys, girls with the girls. If it’s a planned game going on, that is different. This includes your time on the bus. After lights out on the bus, guys sit with guys and girls sit with girls. No guys & girls snuggling in the seats. Girls: Absolutely no “hanging out” with the adolescent boys. Guys: Please come to their aid if you see this happening. Any drug (smoking or otherwise) or alcohol use or behavior is not appropriate to why we are on this mission, This will be reason for immediate dismissal home, at the expense of your parents

What to Wear In Mexico Guys: All pants/shorts must be to the knee No muscle shirts Dress pants and shirt for Sunday service Girls: All skirts/pants/capris must be to the knee No spaghetti straps/thin tank tops Sleeveless blouses are ok (with thick straps) Skirt/dress clothes for Sunday service Everyone: No inappropriate logos/words on clothing Sandals are ok but close toed shoes are recommended Leaders can choose to require closed toed shoes for their group if they see fit for their ministry site/planned activities During church Girls need to wear skirts covering the knees Guys need to wear a button up shirt, pants (no jeans). While in Mexico Mark’s Guidelines MEDICAL CARE: Each team supplies their own first aid kit and supplies. We also have a nurse and others who can administer first aid and CPR. Let your youth leader know of any prescription drugs that you take on a regular basis. (allergies, asthma, Diabetes, etc.) HYGIENE: We take every precaution to keep safe. We use gloves during community service projects. (Bring your own or use what your church provides, if that is the case). TP and HANDWASHING: Use clean TP. If you are using an old fashioned out house at your ministry site, use your own TP. Use Purell! Wash your hands every time you can. OUT HOUSES and rest rooms at our base camp are clean and the TP is supplied by us. Hand sanitizer will be available at the base camp. Small bottles are available for your pockets. Your leader may provide bigger bottles at your ministry site as well.

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WATER: Drink water, morning, noon and night! A good water bottle with a strap can be refilled by out purchased water several times a day. Never use town water for drinking or teeth brushing. Don't share bottles with the kids. You can share by pouring water into their mouths. DINING OUT: When eating out, be very careful of vegetables. Because they are probably grown in Mexico and watered with Mexican water, they can cause illness. Don't eat from street vendors unless approved by Borderless in our base camp town of Mezquital. Any food prepared at base camp by our cooks or the Mexican church cooks have been carefully prepared and you can eat freely. Church Etiquette The Dos & Don’ts Etiquette = behavior No gum chewing No food or drinks, except water. Pictures taken only with permission of your individual pastor. Stand during reading of the Word and/or prayer. No boy/girl team seating. Be attentive with Bible open even when Spanish is being spoken and you don't understand. No walking in and out to the bathroom unless dire emergency. Just In Case You Get Sick EMERGENCY CARE: We will make every effort to make you as comfortable as possible. There will be a first aid station at the base camp. If your symptoms need further medical attention, we will take you to Yuma, AZ (about a 30 minute drive) to the emergency room of the Yuma Hospital. Leaders need ready access to their Permission to Treatment which must accompany anyone going to the hospital. DEHYDRATION: If symptoms arise, you will be watched closely and given extra hydrating liquids.

HEAT EXHAUSTION: If temperatures are extreme and you begin feeling light headed, dizzy, immediately tell your leader. Even if you have been drinking lots, heat exhaustion can happen. Tell someone. COLDS: Sore throats, coughs and respiratory problems can be very common with the excessive dust and variety of temperatures we face during the week. Your favorite over the counter medication will come in handy and we will have a supply as well

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Songs For Mexico

Cristo Ama A Los Ninos

Jesus Loves the Little Children G CRISTO AMA A LOS NIŇOS D PUES LOS NIŇOS SON DE

EL, G NO LE IMPORTA TU COLOR, C G SOLÓ QUIERE DE TU AMOR,

C D G CRISTO AMA A LOS NIŇOS POR IGUAL G DIO SU VIDA POR LOS NIŇOS D DE ESTE MUNDO QUE EL

CREO G NO LE IMPORTA TU COLOR,

C G SOLÓ QUIERE DE TU AMOR,

C D G CRISTO AMA A LOS NIŇOS POR IGUAL

Tu Nombre Levantare

Lord I Lift Your Name

G C D C G C D C Tu nombre levantaré/ / Me deleito en alabarte G C D C Te agradezco que en, me vida estés G C D C D Que vinieras a salvarme G C D C G De hasta el trono - Para mostrarnos la luz C D C G De tu trono a la cruz - Y mi deuda pagar C D Em Am De la Cruz a morir - De la muerte a tu trono

D G (CDCG) Tu Nombre Levantaré Este Es El Dia

This is the Day D Este es el día (Este es el día) A Que hizo el Señor (que hizo el Señor) A Me gozaré, (me gozaré) D Y le alabaré, (Y le alabaré) G D Este es el día, que hizo el Señor G D Me gozaré, y le alabaré D Este es el día, (Este es el día) A7 D Que Hizo El Señor

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Aunque No Marche

I’m In The Lord’s Army D Aunque no marche en la infantería A D Caballería, artillería D Aunque en avión no voy volando A D Pero soldado soy (2nd time end) D G D Soldado soy de Jesús, SI SEÑOR! D G D

Soldado soy de Jesús, SI SEÑOR!

Yo Tengo Gozo

I Have Joy G YO TENGO GOZO, GOZO, GOZO, GOZO, G D EN ME CORAZON, EN ME CORAZON G EN ME CORAZON G YO TENGO GOZO, GOZO, GOZO, GOZO, G EN MI CORAZÓN D G PORQUE CRISTO ME SALVO 2) YO TENGO PAZ, PAZ, PAZ... 3) YO TENGO ALEGRIA, ALEGRIA... 4) YO TENGO GOZO, PAZ, Y ALEGRIA...

C G ESTOY ALE-GRE, MUY, MUY ALEGRE, D ESTÁ EL AMOR DE CRISTO G

EN MI CORAZÓN.

Aleyu, Aleyu

Hallelu, Hallelu G C G D G Aleyu, Aleyu, Aleyu, Aleyuia, Gloria A Dios G C G D G Aleyu, Aleyu, Aleyu, Aleyuia, Gloria A Dios G D D G Gloria A Dios, Aleyuia, Gloria A Dios, Aleyuia G D D G Gloria A Dios, Aleyuia, Gloria A Dios Alabare

Praise! (can play w/C & G) D ALABARE (ALABARE), ALABARE (ALABARE) A D ALABARE A MI SEÑOR D ALABARE (ALABARE), ALABARE (ALABARE) A D ALABARE A MIS SEÑOR D JUAN VIO EL NÚMERO DE LOS REDIMIDOS D A Y TODOS ALABABAN AL EÑOR A UNOS ORABAN, OTROS CANTABAN A D A D Y TODOS ALABABAN AL SEÑOR

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I Just Wanna Be A Sheep D I JUST WANNA BE A SHEEP, BAA BAA BAA BAA. A I JUST WANNA BE A SHEEP, BAA BAA BAA BAA.

G A I PRAY THE LORD MY SOUL TO KEEP, D I JUST WANNA BE A SHEEP, BAA BAA BAA BAA I DON'T WANNA BE A PHARISEE... FARISEO NO SERE FARISEO NO SERE PORQUE JUSTO QUIERO SER FARISEO NO SERE I DON'T WANNA BE A SADDUCEE SADUCEO NO SERE SADUCEO NO SERE PORQUE TRISTE NO SERE SADUCEO NO SERE I DON'T WANNA BE A HYPOCRITE NO SERE HIPÓCRITA NO SERE HIPÓCRITA EN VERDAD YO VIVIRE NO SERE HIPÓCRITA

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