"It is more understanding for us to listen to the language which we speak."
That was what people say about the service in Khmer. Most of our members speak this language so we decided to try and we found that they really like it. We use the Khmer Bible and songs which have printed in Thai letters but reading in Khmer words.
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Thanks for posting on the blog, Orawan. Seeing the believers in the picture sure made me homesick for Surin. Tell everyone we miss them and we're praying for them.
Aunt Kathi... I've made two posts but I don't understand why it didn't show the first one. But you know my ability with operating computer...hehe... I'll try again or wait for Ya to come back then I'll find out why... We miss you both as well and praying for you always. :)
GREETINGS!!!! I just linked you through Susan Egerdahl's comment you left on her blog! I don't have time right now to read through you're whole blog, but I just wanted to drop by to say HI! Getting excited for Ging & fam...their support is coming in so quickly! The Lord is so good! I am just sad that I probably won't be able to see her before they leave. Tell her she needs to start a blog once she gets settled in Poland! :) So good to "see" you! love, erin (x-quinn)
ps you can directly link to my blog by clicking on my name, in case you didn't know. :)
Kathi and Jim- I just wanted to say that I'm grateful that you are still serving the Lord in Thailand. I believe that you were my class missionary in 1st grade with Mrs. Phillips at Marquette Manor Baptist Academy. I'm now 32 and moved away, but it was nice to be able to "reconnect" and see that the work that we prayed for back then is still going strong. Praise the LORD!
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