Saturday/Sunday Continued

This race had 4 or 5 members tied together.  They had to figure out how to run around a pillar on the other end without stumbling.  It was funny how into it everyone was.  The key was to go only as fast as the slowest member of the team, and to coordinate the steps by communicating the step numbers.

I think this kid wanted to throw a water baloon at someone.

This girl was really shy from the camera, but I told her to come and take a picture!  This is one of the 3 girls who gave their lives to Jesus at the camp.  Please pray for her to become a strong believer who walks in His ways.

This is one of the camp leaders, and band leaders.  Those guys are really fun.

This girl is named Nun, and she enjoyed hosting Tammy and I. She spoke english better than most.

These are the guys playing soccer.  Tammy and I kind of ditched some activities in the evening to be alone.  But when I ran off to 7-11 for a midnight snack, I ran into the camp crew.  They asked me later, why can't I play?  I think it meant something for me and Tammy to participate with them.  I told Tammy the next morning that I felt bad, and I should really take the time to play with those guys and bond with them.  SO the next day we played, and I had a great time.. I could hardly breathe, I was so tired.  So I prayed.  I was about to ask God to let the other team win so I can just sit down!  But instead I prayed "God let our team win, and win quick!  In the next moments the ball came to me and I kicked it 20 yards so close to the goal (the goal was between the legs of a stone bench, and my team mate ran and kicked it before the goalie could stop it!"  Praise God.

Lazy Dog chilling out.

Dogs getting up and getting busy.

Street vendor trying to sell us 3d pictures of dogs.

Anotehr street vendor carrying her stuff on the beach.

Soon and Ploy helping with the worship.

This is Pastor Seng, and Sakchai with Tammy.  Those guys are so funny and fun to be with.  Seng kept calling me a big fish and how God will be using Big Fish.  Then Sakchai said your name means A-Lek which means not small.  It means big.  They make fun of my size because i like to eat, and others don't eat like I do.

This is Yoot, who chose to become Christian here.  We rode with her on the way to Pattaya.  I thought she already was christian.

This is Tone and his wife and her sister.  Tone is a musician and artist.  He has a band and writes music, and want us to watch his concert.  He also has an art exhibit.  We're excited because Paisan's niece is a great artist, and I had been praying, when is the Lord going to bring us the perfect friend to come with us and bond with her (we would need a translater to go).  Tone said he would love to meet her, and he called for us.  We'll follow up soon.