Every morning at roughly quarter to nine, Team Now walks out the gate of Casa Esperanza down the street, past Chile’s version of Walmart. We greet our empanada making street vendor friends and take a right after the long wall of beautifully spray painted graffiti until we reach Escuala Las Rosas, the school of roses. 

Each morning we are greeted with kisses on the cheek.

“Buenos Dias Tia!” the wide-eyed, toothy-grinned, 10-year-olds cheer. 

Every day at the school looks a little different and we have to be ready for anything. On this particular day, one of the teachers entered the classroom with 3 colored buckets, dish soap and food coloring. 

We were going to have a BUBBLE WAR!!! 

And sometimes on the Race ministry looks like blowing bubbles with 10 year olds.

Check out some pictures of our adorable kiddos.