Tuesday

We're in Bangkok, and we got to spend some good times with the missionaries in Bangkok, catching up.  Lots of people are giving their lives to the Lord through their outreaches.  So much so that one of the men from Bangkok is moving up north towards Burma to be a pastor-type for the people.  Praise God!

I donated some of the posters on End Times to Sandon.  He like them a lot and was very grateful.  I know he will use them a lot. 

We were hoping to meet an artist while waiting around here, but she never called us, which is a big bummer for me.  But it's all in God's hands.  I'm sure when the right time comes we will meet her.  It's a pity, as she is the niece of our dear friend Paisan.  She also knows the royal family, so that's an extra bummer because it would have been so cool to get to share the Gospel with her.

We met up with a friend, Peter, who grew up with me.  He is one year older and a grade higher, but we know the same people and it's great to talk with him.  He's living in Bangkok and is an international businessman working with wireless networks.  We got to share the Good News with him, and he was fired up and excited about the prospect of knowing the Lord more.  He is devout, and is a decendent of an archbishop.  He used to go to the same church where I was baptised as an infant (catholic).  Now Tammy and I told him of greater things than the religious stuff he was raised up on.  We also introduced him to some people who can teach him in Bangkok.  They talked on the phone and prayed for one another.  Please pray for both his dad and his grandmom.  They are both very sick, and he's been hoping to receive miracles from God to extend their lives...When he heard our stories he was so excited knowing miracles can happen and still do happen.... So we had Boonchiow call him, because his prayers seem to be so effective when it comes to illness.

We then met up with an islamic man we met in cambodia, who is orginally from Mali in Africa.  We had a great time bowling and playing billiards.  He's so serious in his pictures, but he was all smiles otherwise.  We shared some stories with him too, and he shook his head and said that has to be GOD!  But he knows well that we are Christian. 

So tomorrow we'll say good bye to some other dear friends we've met along the way from Greater Grace and also from the US Embassy (Sakchai).  Then we'll head off to Ao Udom.  Our friend Sonn is getting married, and we'll have an opportunity to witness this on Thursday. Pray for her and her husband who is not christian, and who had left her many months ago.

God bless!



Peter was totally oblivious that I was standing right next to him.  he didn't recognize me after all those years.



Here i am walking side by side to Peter who hadn't seen me in 10 years and didn't recognize me.

Surprise!!!!  He still didnt get it after he text messaged me and my phone rang and i was right next to him.  He saw Tammy with a camera following him, and he noticed me thinking i was some weirdo he wanted to punch me!  But then the camera gave it away.  He's on candid camera
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Tammy kicked out butts in bowling. That's Cisse, our islamic friend from africa.