CAMP

This weekend all the hard work payed off as 150 or so students from central Thailand and Bangkok joined for an evangelistic camp. There were games, songs, lots of yummy food, lot's and lot's of fun - Bible studies and clear presentations of the Gospel, many want to find out more : )

Food at the market

Dear

I have mentioned 'Dear' before.

I got to know Dear when I was last here, she has been influenced by false teachings. I have been able to make contact with her again this time. She wants to go to camp this weekend.

Pray for her, as she hears again what the Bible really says.

Market life from a songtel (public transport)

Open Air Evangelism with students at the Night Market

Students prepare evangelistic Bible studies for camp

Cool Cafe

An relaxed evagelistic event that students can invite their friends along too. This week there have been various evangelistic events with the aim of onviting friends along, as a taster of what camp will be like.

What are yarn bugs?

Some have been wondering what yarn bugs are! Wonder no more!!

Why have I spent the last few days making yarn bugs? I also hear you ask - well next week is evangelistic camp and one of the activities is workshops, so this is the workshop I am preparing - there is also a penguin and a kitty kat!! : )

Hope you like them!! I've had lots of fun making them!! The penguin is especially cute with his ear muffs!!!

I thank God for a wonderful weeks holiday - I was very priveleged to watch the sun set both in the north of Thailand and in Bangkok .

Me and some students posing!!

TEAM PREP

Next week a team will arrive from the UK. They will be befriending students, teaching them English, and inviting them to the evangelistic camp. So I've been helping with some of the preparation for that this week. Making posters, cards, manuals etc etc....

PRAY for this team as they travel, arrive adjust, and help the Thai students reach out to their friends.

YOUTH HOUSE ON THE ROAD

IRISH/ENGLISH LESSON
There's a statement for you!!! Last week - which I thought would be my last week teaching English here in P'lok - (but it is not going to be my last week!) so I decided to have an English lesoon about where I am from ie Northern Ireland, so I talked a bit about St Patrick (and included a bit of the Gospel at that point) had a quiz (they were suprised to learn that Titanic was built in Belfast!!) and made banoffee (well a bit of an adaptation!!!) There were some positive conversations afterwards about the Gospel bit that I included.

PRAY for these students as they think a bit about the truths of the Bible - quite a lot of them had the opportunity to study the Bible on Saturday.

So I will be teaching them for the last time this week, but also pray that they would still come along, that they would get to know the Christian students here.

'OPEN HOUSE' @ P'lok - Mono