Outdoor worship Originally uploaded by Leona. It was real fun today when the electricity decided to go off in church morning service. The aircond in the sanctuary wasn’t working so we decided to move to the refreshment hall outdoors where the fans were still working. For me it was really refreshing as it feels like God was messing up our normal services that runs according to our time and schedules, and just moving the church our of their comfort zones, putting us into the hot and rainy outdoors. In this way, I feel really tested, do we still praise and worship God when we are not comfortable? It was really…

It was now Tuesday 19th of April. The night before, we all slept really late. As we were doing our usual devotions in one of the rooms, there was visitation from the Lord. I shall not try to describe all that happened then, simply coz it was pretty undescribable. I can only say God ministered to each one of us in an amazing manner. We were simply touched. That evening too our pastor smsed saying she decided to pay us a visit from Siem Riep. In the morning, groggy eyed and all, the team split into two and I and some others followed Danielle to Salaa Hope the school run…

The third day in Battambang was basically the start of our teaching ministry. It was quite daunting at first as there were about 3 consecutive 1 hour classes each day for each pair of teachers, with other classes for Bible studies and classes for Monks. Due to it being just after the Khmer New year, many of the students were not around, but still the classes went on. We decided to combine the different level classes into one for the first class. In the first class, me, Rex, Ade and KC taught together. We had songs, games and the gospel using the color hearts. The students were probably curious what…

On the 16th of April we took the 11am flight from KLIA to Bangkok. Upon arriving in Bangkok two hours later, it was raining cats and dogs. We managed to get taxis and bus Aranyaprathet all within our planned time. We were rushing to get the 2.00pm bus as people there told us the border closes at 6pm, and the trip will take up to 5 hours. Therefore, we were just counting on the Burger King we had earlier at KLIA to give us physical strength till night. At the Morchit Bus station, everything was written in Thai. You can talk to the people in English but they’ll still reply…