Catechist Seminar - Day 01

I was realllllllly hesitant to go since I don't know anyone and I'm the only one from our barangay who volunteered to be a Catechist. It was embarrassing to see that I'm the only one with colored hair and they look at me like I'm a freak or something Lol. And whenever they ask me where I go to school, I always have second thoughts about answering since most of them don't go to University. Plus, with all their questions it seems that they want to know more about me. Lol. AND I DON'T REMEMBER ANY OF THEIR NAMES! =)) And we have free snacks and lunch, how cool is that? We also get to hear a lot of interesting and inspiring stories from ex-catechists who still serve the Church until now. My knowledge about the Christian Faith ( I had 12 years worth of stock knowledge) is going to help me to be ready and prepared for my "mission" next month but much to my dismay, we need to speak Bisaya. :( I mean, I speak the language everyday but I don't know how to say the prayers in Bisaya and everyone in the group are so good at it na. This is going to be so hard for me plus I'm all alone during the catechism. Can I handle 20+ children? Lord, Help me. :(