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Book list



Cross-Cultural Conflict by Duane Elmer

Did the Catholic Church give us the Bible? by David W. Daniels

Why We Believe by Kelly Hilderbrand

Photos

	Christmas 2007 (10) Updated 12/25/2007
	Cute Doggies (4) Updated 12/23/2007
	December Activites (6) Updated 12/23/2007
	Christmas 2006 (16) Updated 1/2/2007
	Christmas Party at ICR 2006 (25) Updated 1/2/2007
	Opening Ceremony Phru Tiaw Orphanage (16) Updated 9/3/2006
	Around my house and gardens (36) Updated 9/3/2006
	My Blog Photos (73) Updated 12/25/2007
	life in general (25) Updated 3/31/2006

Well, first day of training is over, and it's been really good. I got to see Kathy Alexander, John Amstutz and Frank and Kathleen Greer. It was so great to see them. So happy!!!! It was great to hear the word of God presented by the walking Bible Computer that is John Amstutz and meet and pray with so many others that are preparing for the mission field all over the world. So far so good, and I'll keep you updated on any new developments as they happen (because I have internet access here!!! Yay!!!)

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3/5/2008

Home 2

Well, made the trip back to the US safe and sound. All is well. Now, I'm staying with my friends Heidi and Dom. We're having a blast with the baby, Mathew. Very cool. Those of you who are on this side of the world, see you soon! And for those of you who are still at Home 1 (Thailand), Keep looking for letters. ;)
ciao

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2/6/2008

What's new since Christmas???

Well, only a little over two weeks left before I head back Stateside for a while. So, I believe that a small update is in order. . .
It's been busy since Christmas. I have had guests almost constantly. Right now, Kheb's mom is here for a visit. She has stayed for a week, and may stay up until I leave at the end of the month. Kheb and I have been helping her live with the Rheumatoid Arthritis. When she got here a week ago, she could hardly walk, but now - praise God - she's able to stand up straight and walk relatively normally. Her hands are even improving. I've been able to explain to her that God can heal, and I think she's beginning to believe it.
Our convert, Fah, is doing well. She is busy with projects and finals soon at the University, so we don't hang out a lot, but we talk to each other regularly and she's going strong and learning a lot.
I've been preparing for Valentine's Day - no, not because I am dating anyone (yet). Good Everything will have a special program, and I have been teaching violin to some youngsters (I'm officially old enough to use that word now) who will serenade diners that evening. Go here to check that out: Good Everything

A bunch of us "Farang" missionary people got together on Monday night to watch the Superbowl. The very talented Jim was able to download it from the internet and project it on the side of the wall. It was brilliant biiiiiiiiig screen Monday night football meets the best Superbowl in a VERY long time. What a nail-biter and well done Giants! Well, that should do it. Thank you all for your comments, both here and on my facebook page. I'm looking forward to hearing from you all again soon, and even probably seeing you! God bless!

12/25/2007

Update Udon Pattanakarn School Outreach

The Christmas program was a great success everyone really enjoyed it! Check out the photo album to see pics.

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New sista

Fah, my friend's sister, is a remarkable young lady. About a week ago, she asked me if I went to church and if she could come with me. Through just hanging out, I learned that she has been hearing from God since she was a little girl in dreams and visions, but she didn't know who He was exactly. She came to church with me this past Sunday night, then she came over and peppered me with questions about the Lord who had been calling to her for so long. She told of how she went to the local Catholic Church to see if God was there, and the sisters just gave her a bunch of literature about Mary, and Old Testament (yes, Old Testament) and told her to go buy a rosary. She did, but felt that something was missing. We spent more than four hours just enjoying the presence of the Lord and the truths of who He is, which climaxed in her accepting Jesus as Lord. We gave her a bible (one of the ones we brought up from the South) and helped her on her journey of discovery. She is going to start out in the Gospel of John, and Kheb and I are available for her whenever she has questions. We all prayed together, and she enjoyed that a lot because it wasn't the Lord's prayer but just conversing with Daddy. What a tremendous gift for Christmas for all of us! So, please remember to pray for Fah and her growing relationship with the Lord!