l[jerold's reflection]l

Lele's Mission Trip Report

Chiangmai 13th December - 20th December 2009

1. Personal objective and/or expectation of the trip…

Personal objective to help in the work in PONG ANNG and to help in the games. Expectation to see the LYF youths come back to the city church like Putt, mom, A and anu sorn, seller, tee, suwit. See the children having fun during the service. See pom pom.

2. What you have learnt from the trip? That is, from engagement with the kids, night service at Pong Aang & the city church meeting…

I learnt a lot from the trip is to have faith and trust in the lord at all times and in Isaiah 40: 29-31 says “He gives power to the weak and strength to the powerless. Even youths will become weak and tired, and young men will fall in exhaustion. But those who trust in the Lord will find new strength. They will soar high on wings like eagle they will run and not grow weary. They will walk and not faint.”

This whole passage is about strength “Even the strongest people get tired at times, but God’s power and strength never diminish. He is never too busy to help and listen. His strength is our source of strength. When you feel all of life crushing you and you can’t go another step, remember that you can ask God to renew your strength.”

Engaging with the kids is really fun and they are very enthusiastic and passionate for Christ.
The sermon that my father shared was exciting and the villagers look so interested can see the hunger and the burning passion in them. They look like they want to see God ‘s power in their midst.

3. What have God spoken to you with regards to areas of gifting and future ministry?

I think God ask us to trust him and in the area of gifting I have been prayed for to go out on the mission field to evangelize, prophesize on the field.

Future ministry maybe becomes a missionary and for the gift of giving, shepherding, discernment, prophecy and teaching I would learn how to use it.

4. My next step…

I would learn how to preach. God has not call me to go on the field yet so let God guide me in this area of gifting and pray and ask for wisdom in the area of His ministry in the future. REMEMBER TO SAY GRACE BEFORE EATING IF NOT YOU’LL GET SICK. MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

l[nic's reflection]

Nic's Mission Trip Report
Chiangmai 13th December - 20th December 2009

This mission trip is quite fruitful to me as I have learnt many things regarding Jesus Christ (our only lord and savior) through the many different things which have taken place.

MY AIM FOR THIS TRIP

· Firstly, my aim for this particular mission trip is to learn more about God in terms of his word, meaning the bible.

· Secondly, my aim is to experience God in terms of hearing him speak to me literally.

· Thirdly, my aim is to boost my faith in Christ so that I would not be afraid of the things I see and sense.

· Lastly, my aim is to let God reveal to me any new gifting I might have and that He would teach me how to use each of my gifts.

WHAT HAVE I LEARNT

I have learnt that God is mighty and awesome and that with him, nothings is impossible. I also learnt that one’s trust and faith in God is very important as it helps one during his difficulties. One can easily find his way out of trouble in difficult times. At first, I did not really believe that faith as small as a mustard seed could move mountains but now I discovered that it is possible, even with a person like me whose faith might be far smaller compared to an ordinary mustard seed.

WHAT GOD HAS SPOKEN OR SHOWN ME

On several occasions, God has repeatedly reminded me to keep my trust and faith in Him strong at all times, especially during those times when I was spiritually attacked. He would always say these two sentences which go like this,” Nicholas, don’ be afraid, I will always be with you. Whatever happens, stand by my side and nothing will have the power to do you harm”.

I owe my thanks to God and also uncle Jeremy as he also helped encourage me and gave me the confidence to stand up to them and resist them, whatever they might try to do to me. From these experiences, my faith has been greatly increased and I am no longer afraid and have the feeling that I am separated from God. Halfway through the trip, Shaun, Rayson and Alex were struck with illness.

As I was praying for Shaun to get better during lunch before going to the rifle range, God revealed to me what Shaun was facing and almost immediately, I felt the stomach spasms that he had been bearing with all along. Then, I ran to the toilet and cried, letting tears drop as I could not bear with the pain that a fellow Christian brother was facing all along. After much prayer and talking with God privately, the pain in my body stopped.

WHAT’S MY NEXT STEP

My next step is to practice and try to learn how to use my gifts wisely and try to get the hang of them. I will also like to thank God for the gifts that he has given and provided me with and that His hand of protection was over me all the time. Lastly, I would like to thank God for watching over me and blessing me.

l[shaun's reflection]l

Shaun's Mission Trip Report

Chianmai 13th December - 20th December 2009

-Personal objective, and expectation of the trip

Honestly speaking, this being my first mission trip, I didn’t know exactly what to expect, and all along (before the trip) all I wanted was for God to use this time to impact me, in whatever way He intended to. To be slightly more precise, I knew there would be contact with the mission works over at Chiangmai, so I was looking forward to seeing how things were in an overseas church as well as in Pong Aung Village.

-What I have learnt from the trip

I do feel that I have learnt a lot from this trip. Firstly, the time at Pong Aung Village and at the city church was truly an eye-opener for me in the sense that I got to witness God’s hand in other countries besides Singapore. All my life my Christian walk has been in this nation, so being able to see His works in Chiangmai effectively awakened me to the fact that He was moving all over the world, not just solely in our “little red dot.”

From the engagement with the kids in Pong Aung Village, I felt that they were different from our kids in Singapore. Even till now I can’t find the right word to describe them, or even describe the difference. Although, perhaps, “vibrant” would be somewhat appropriate. The kids had in them a certain zeal and joy that is lacking in our kids here, which impressed upon me that they were more outgoing, more active, and more willing to participate in whatever activities we planned.

As for the night service in Pong Aung Village and the city church meeting, it was mainly an affirmation of the works of God overseas. As the people who gathered for the service gave their testimonies, what struck me was that they were eager to share about anything and everything God had done in their lives.

It didn’t have to be something huge, dramatic or totally life-changing, these people were sharing simply because they wanted to give praise to God. In a sense this was different from us in Singapore, because we tend to give testimonies only when something big happens in our lives, for example living through an accident under the protection of God, or something along that line.

At the city church meeting, I felt strongly the presence of God as we worshipped as well as during the altar call. Seeing men weep before the Lord, coming undone before Him served as a great encouragement to me as I saw in them the passion they had for God. Again, this was an affirmation to me of His tangible works and presence off the shores of Singapore.

On a slightly different note, God also taught me to trust in Him. And as you might be guessing… Yes, this was when I was having stomach flu. Through each spasm I suffered it took all my strength to stand through it and call upon Jesus’ name all the while, showing me all the more how weak I was, but at the same time how strong our God was, is, and will be forever. As the Word says in 2 Corinthians 12:9, “… [His] power is made perfect in weakness.”

-What God has spoken to me regarding gifting and future ministry

In recent months I have been praying regarding this, and with the help of several peoples’ encouragements and words some giftings have been revealed to be present in me. As I shared during the mission trip debrief, my primary giftings are that of faith, discernment, encouragement, mercy and shepherding (and now, prophecy). Of these, one that I value the most is faith, and I have a desire to build up on the others, especially in the gift of prophecy.

During this trip, God played strongly on my gift of prophecy, as He released sight, vision and word to me in many places we went to. He showed me, at Pong Aung Village, the angel of healing descending upon the house of the man who suffered a stroke, and also a vision of fire falling upon Pong Aung Village. It spoke of a birthing of passion and a fire for God in the people, and this brought me joy, as it was exactly what I was praying for at the time.

Throughout the entire trip, God was teaching me much on the gift of prophecy, which I knew lay in me, present and activated but not utilized to its full potential. As Uncle Jem spoke during the debrief, and confirming that he had the exact same five giftings as me (I sensed that someone in the church did, but it was only then that I realized this person was Uncle Jem) the Holy Spirit was laying upon my heart a desire to use this gifting in greater means. Exactly how, I do not know right now. But after receiving confirmations from various people of words I had released before, I know one thing, and that’s that I’m going to operate in this gift of prophecy with renewed affirmation and faith in God to use it for His purposes.

As for future ministry, I know with the giftings and a heart for people that God plans for me to move in an area involving people. More specifically, I feel that He is leading me into people-relations, as well as being a guide/encouragement to others. This is something I’m looking forward to in the year ahead, further spurred on by the fact that I truly do enjoy giving encouragement and teaching to those in need.

-My next step

As said, I intend to move in the areas of prophetic ministry and people-relations. At this point in time I am still seeking the Lord for His plans and purposes. As for mission trips, or more precisely to continue them, the answer is a definite yes.

Overall, I feel that this trip was deeply enriching. God spoke to me in many ways, through the people in Chiangmai, through the situations, with His voice, and even through the actions of the team. All praise and glory be to God, and I also want to thank everyone who was involved in this trip one way or another. Special thanks to the team, who offered much encouragement and support especially when I was sick, and to Uncle Jem who took care of us all.

l[alex's reflection]l

Alex’s Missions Trip Report
Chiangmai 13th December - 20th December '09


-Personal objectives/expectations

1. To experience God in a foreign land
2. To allow His ways to constantly amaze me throughout the trip
3. To renew my child-like wonder and anticipation of His works and plans for us in this trip. (Isaiah 55:9)
4. I wanted God to renew my zeal and passion again


-What have I learnt?


From engagement from the kids, I have learnt how to simply trust the Lord and understanding what Jesus said ( Matthew 18: 2-5)


Night service at Pong An I saw how people in the village were hungry for the word of God when uncle jem preached at the service.


Our worship was rather simple. A simple instrument like a guitar but it moved the hearts of the villagers during service, devotions and the little kids when I was having a simple time of worship with them. I saw how the kids loved to sing praises to God.


City church meeting was also rather eventful. It was a time I first heard such a powerful rebuke but I was glad the members took it in their stride and repented to God and indeed I saw many people’s hearts returning to God. As to the guy who was slain, it came rather as a shock to me but praise God that the prayer I spoke as a blessing to him moved him( I think).


-Gifting and future ministry


The spiritual gifts that I have materialized most usefully were in the areas of faith and helps. As to intercession, well it take a while I guess.

Future ministry I know that I can’t cope in is the children ministry<> I would love to join a ministry that reaches out to lost souls or people who backslided I guess.

-My next step

I would love to learn how to preach or worship lead. However it is still not the time for me I guess. All this will take time,so let god do the guiding and to just pray and seek for wisdom in this area and my future steps to take.

l[ray's reflection]l

Ray's Mission Trip Report
Chiang Mai Mission Trip 13 – 19 December 2008

It was my third trip to Chiang Mai and each time, I bring back with me different experiences.

Prior to the trip, I set several expectations and objectives for myself.

1. Lead the mission team as best as I could
2. God to show me what is really “Faith”
3. Engage the children and if possible, the youths in the city
4. Have fun
5. Letting younger ones like Shaun, Alex, Nick and Lele to get out of their comfort zones
6. Visit the mission work that I have a heart for (Ps Kamsaen’s church and Pong Arng Village)

Evaluating my objectives and expectations now, I believe that I’ve met most if not all of it.
One main thing that God kept reminding me throughout the trip was “Faith”. I always have a tendency to forget that it just takes faith of a mustard seed to move mountains. Even prior to the trip, God has been challenging me to increase my faith in Him (Bangkok airport closure, parental worries etc).

What more, the messages that Uncle Jeremy and Dot shared centres on “Faith”. Also, the message that I seek God for, also talks about “Faith”. How coincidental can it be?
Looking at the child-like faith of the old man who can’t walk really got me thinking of the many times I see God as small. During the night service at Pong Arng, one old lady’s desire and hunger for the word of God encouraged and inspired me so much. Despite language barriers and visual problems, she pressed on.

Now that the trip is over, I am looking forward to the next trip there. The next step for me would be to seek God with regards to my call and future ministry. I really want to see where God is leading me for ministry or even my future career.

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For Shaun and Alex, I am very encouraged by their willing hearts. They were given very short notice to lead devotions and instead of complaining, they set about preparing for it. In itself, it is worth commending them for that. Alex, despite not being very proficient in his guitar playing skills, took a big step of faith and played for the night service in the village. Shaun unlike Alex has not been given an opportunity to lead a group in devotions (To the best of my knowledge). Yet when told of the task, he went about preparing for it till the wee hours of the morning.

Shaun and Alex have very huge potential as leaders in their own field. I would really want to see both of them to be developed and trained as leaders. Sojourners needs new blood in its leadership =D

For Nick, I noticed that he has a heart for people. I was quite surprised actually to have him coming to ask me if I was alright (The day the three of us were sick). It wasn’t just a one time thing that he did; he came around throughout the day and asked if I was ok.

For Lele, he also has a heart for people and I feel that Lele did pretty well when engaging the children in Pong Arng. He and Nick managed to execute the games that have been planned. He was pretty at ease with playing with the children. Even in church, he has no problems associating with the little kids. Of course, he does not have problems interacting with the youths in Sojourners as well.

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All in all, the trip was an enriching and defining one for me. In fact every trip has been that way. God is amazing in His ways that when we look back, we end up thanking Him for things that we did not thank Him for prior.

l[nana's reflection]l

Nana's Mission Trip Report:
Pong Aang Village, Chiangmai, Thailand.
15 Dec – 19 Dec 2008.

A. Personal Objective and/or Expectation of the Trip.

- To be honest, I didn’t really have any personal objective for this trip. Somehow, there wasn’t as much ‘excitement’ to go as compared to previous few trips. Maybe I felt that it was getting a little ‘mundane’. I know I shouldn’t be feeling that way but I guess it was because my heart had grown too cold. (Where’s the passion?) Maybe I got tired…which reminds me of a verse in Gal 6, “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.” And, I don’t usually set objectives. I should start.- I knew I had to teach the kids some action songs. I was looking forward to that. (:

B. What You Have Learnt From the Trip?

- God really knows what we need and want.

- Not everything will go as planned. We’ve to be prepared in and out of season. [2 Tim 4:2] We cannot always expect for our ‘ideal’ or the ‘perfect’ thing to happen. If it doesn’t turn out as ‘ideal/perfect’, we should not be disappointed. Instead, we should thank God that it went well. Because, it’s all in His Perfect will and timing, not ours. “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

- Be flexible, not rigid/stubborn…to changes. (Be ready in and out of season)

C. What Have God Spoken to You with Regards to Areas of Gifting and Future Ministry?

- God spoke: “I have a lot to tell you, but first, you must learn to obey Me.”- (Not just during the mission trip but throughout this whole period from pre- to post-mission trip.)..in the area of Intercession. I’m not very clear of what Intercession really meant. To me, I thought it was just praying and praying for people, nations, situations…I didn’t know that having a ‘heart’ for people when praying is also considered as intercession. (Wait, am I making sense?!)

Recently, when I was praying for two people, my heart just cries out for them. Tears just flowed. And, I’m the kind of person who hardly cries so for the tears to flow…it was really something. The tears did not only flow…I really cried my heart out for them. It was really something. (I don’t know how to explain).

Intercession was ranked #3 (there were a few others in the same ranking) in the most recent spiritual gifting test I took together with the Sojourners. Even before that, some months back…As I was praying during gatekeepers, the words ‘a heart for intercession’ kept ringing within me. I felt that God’s calling me into the area of intercession but at that time, I was a little confused because through my years of doing the spiritual gifting test, intercession was never near my top few. It was usually one of the lower one, if I did not remember wrongly.

- About my future ministry, I’m still not certain yet. I’ve yet to really know what my passion is for. (I like a lot of things. Taking care of little children (toddlers – early pri kids), Serving people, Dancing to/for/with God, Singing, Worshipping God…)

D. Your Next Step…

- To obey Him, His word (the Bible).- Prayer Discipline (at my own time, not only in church)

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E. Shaun- I’m impressed with his heart for God. He is serious in his walk for God. He’s got a soft, teachable heart.

F. Alex- Takes really good care of people. A ‘welfare’ person.

G. Lele- Has the ability to talk to people. (Almost anyone!) Can mix with kids very well. A potential leader.

H. Nic- Was willing to step out of comfort zone, (when told). He’s submissive, obedient to ‘authorities’. He’s willing to learn, I think. (Teachable)

l[dot's reflection]l

Dot’s Mission Trip Report
Chiangmai 13th December – 20th December 2008



1. Personal objective and/or expectation of the trip.

- When Aunty Jasmine Nathan emailed Rayson about the man who could not walk, but he declared that he was going to walk in December, and someone had a vision of him walking, that was when I started to feel a lot more for the mission trip, that was when I started getting all excited and geared up, in fact, I was telling Rayson over MSN almost every night “SON! I WANT TO FLY THERE NOW BECAUSE I WANT TO SEE THE LAME MAN WALK AGAIN!”

- For me, I really wanted to go. And when I shared with Aunty Lee Noi during LG on one of the Saturdays, she asked me “Why do you want to go?” and I thought about it very carefully, and I knew the answer was because I wanted to be part of the team praying for him, I wanted to go there and pray for him. It would be a bonus if he walked there and then, but I just wanted to pray and declare that he will walk again because I know my God is one that heals.

- I did not know what to expect out of this trip, because as shared earlier, I was not used to such ‘little preparation’ for a mission trip, nothing to prepare for, besides sharing, devotion etc. So I was very glad when Uncle Jem, Jerold, Nicholas, Joanna and Alex came on the trip, and the activities were spread out amongst all of us (I think it’s a getting-old syndrome, because if it was just the three of us- Ray, Shaun and myself – conducting all the activities, I think I would have keeled over from exhaustion). So I believe that it is in God’s divine timing that we all went together, and from the sharing to the devotions to the games and singing/ dance etc. I thank God for everything that went well.

- This trip was a trip that was a test of my faith. As we all know about the Bangkok Airport situation by now, and countless accounts of it, as well as me falling sick prior to the trip etc., I shall cut the long story short. But yea, to be there in Thailand itself, is only possible by God’s grace. And it made the mission trip all the more worthwhile, all the more precious. Kind of reminded me not to take things for granted, but yet to place my faith in God, because where He wants me to go, He will pave a way for me, even though circumstances might show and tell us otherwise. So this whole trip was really a test of my faith, and making it increase =D


2. What you have learnt from the trip? That is, from engagement with the kids, night service at Pong Aang & the city church meeting.

- From this trip, I realize that I still have a heart for missions, as much as I wanted to “counter” that before out of a certain fear which I won’t share here due to inconvenience=) hehe and I felt that God was rekindling this heart for missions work once again, and I really felt blessed by the time we had with the kids.

- I was greatly blessed seeing our own youth rising up and taking their places even though the activities were not properly planned prior to the trip. Watching Alex, Shaun, Ray, Jerold and even Joanna practicing worship and guitar until late in the night, and seeing them prepare for devotion, Joanna being so shy but did a wonderful job teaching dance, Alex teaching the drama thing, in a way, I learnt that even though man might make plans, but ultimately it is God who will decide to use those plans or not, and God has plans of His own. Even in surprising us with a day off for the children in the village the next day.

- As Aunty Jasmine was sharing with us on the second night in the village before Joanna and I slept, sharing about Jesus to the children and the people in the village was a lot about showing it through our actions, and through loving them not only in words etc. And because of the ‘language barrier’ that was how I really felt, the only way I can communicate with them is through actions, and just learning to love them (pi sai, dirt and all).

- I love children, but I feel that in this trip, my heart (ministry-wise) was more for the adults, the sick (going round to visit) and the youths in the city church. And I was encouraged by Uncle Jem’s sharing about faith and relationship because that was something not-so-new but still new to me hehehe

- I was pretty amazed that Ray, Unca Jem and I had prepared “messages” to share along similar lines, namely Faith. Which is something which I could speak of with conviction (especially during this trip) so I was amazed at how wonderful God is haha though when I was preparing my sharing, I did not think much of it but God speaks through us, thank God.

- At the City Church, I thank God (and Uncle Jem and Aunty Jas) for the privilege to share with the youth leaders, and being up there was rather exciting because I just wanted to share about how God can use us. Although some parts of it were personal testimonies, and others were materials ‘borrowed’ from uncle Jem the night before, or stuff I heard from other speaker before, but to be up there to share, was also to remind myself of all that God has done etc.

- My only ‘regret’ was that I cannot speak Thai, because all throughout the days in Pong Aang and at the city church, there were times when I just wanted to speak to the people there or to pray for them and I was so stifled because I couldn’t speak the language, and I felt pretty dumb and hopeless, hoping that when I spoke tongues it would come out in the language I wanted hurhur=p


3. What have God spoken to you with regards to areas of gifting and future ministry?

- When Uncle Jem shared about the mentoring thing, I think there was a stir somewhere inside me, so that’s an area to pray about.

- I don’t know if I am to remain in youth (Sojourners’) all the way but I think mentoring will be a challenge and I am not sure if it’s just me or is it a call at this point in time.

- I want to return back to Philippines or Thailand for more missions work, this is not going to stop here. When I heard from uncle jem about the piglets, immediately I felt like sponsoring one piglet hehehe I see myself going for more such tripsJ

- In future, when I am working, I hope to be able to be like Uncle Jem, Pastor Ban and Pastor Caleb etc. Travelling around on missions during the breaks/ holidays, and maybe contribute financially in whatever way I can when I start working. That’s why I want to start working faster, to go on more mission trips.

- I know I have the heart for youth, and if possible, I would enjoy sharing with the youths about all that God has done etc. And this brought me back to the church camp in June (in Batam) where someone spoke and prayed over me that “God will bring youths and delinquents into your life” and it is rather accurate because somehow I attract ah bengs and ah lians hehe

- This trip kind of brought me back to this point… and because I like to be around people and be involved in their lives (kaypoh also la), it made me rethink about what my future ministry is etc. this im not too sure yet.

- This is about all I think God spoke to me… most of it was reminding me and rekindling the flame for missions J I seriously don’t think I’m called to be a full time missionary, maybe not at this time la hehe


4. Your next step….

- Really think and pray about the mentoring thing. Consider who I am ready to mentor (thinking of the older youths, like anadee, or Debbie – my cousin who is in church now)

- Considering being involved in young adults ministry after being ‘freed’ from Servers’ maybe, to hopefully bring in people like Punitha, Jasmine, Steven Wong etc. and see in what way I can help to bring back this people to the Y.A ministry, that is one burden that I have been carrying for a long time without realizing in. And hopefully through the Y.A. ministry, I can bring in my own friends too because they feel youth is too young for them. =D

- Learn Thai (conversational thai that is) so I can learn to speak to them and maybe pray for them

- Go back for more mission trip

- Continue praying for the lame man to walk again, I sincerely believe that he will walk again

- Actually, I had this crazy notion that maybe I might be involved in healing ministry so maybe I want to do the spiritual gifting thing with Uncle jem to see if that is my call, because I have a heart for the sick, and I always had. So yepp

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Shaun: I am glad to see him rise up during the trip, and even throughout the period where he was not feeling well, he still went through the day without a word of complaint so I respect him for that. And I agree with the word spoken over him where he has the gift of prophesy. He has had words from God for me before that are accurate and even though I did not share with him, so I second and agree that yes, he has a high calling indeed, and he has the gift of prophesy.

Alex: He strikes me as a very people- person, and I am blessed that he has a heart for people who are lost and wondering, and during the trip, I am impressed by his perseverance (when learning to play the guitar for worship songs etc.) and his maturity struck me. And his willingness to just carry out the drama activity even though he was not all too sure showed that he was willing to try? Hahaha and when he learnt that he has the gift of intercession, and I was asking him if he’s willing to come together even to just pray for people like Moses, Eleanor, his answer was yes, and also because he wants to learn to put his intercessory gift to good use.

Lele: Lele is also another people- person whose heart is for people and I do see him serving in the children’s ministry, and I’m just touched that the heart of such a young boy is so tender, and willing to serve God even at such a young age. I though he did a fantabulous job with the games and carrying it out and making it all so fun. Although young, but God will use him mightily, as we have all seen during the trip.

Nicholas: I always thought Nic was quiet and maybe I will have problems talking to him, but one week before the trip, Nicholas and I were walking together to 7-1 1 after mission trip briefing with uncle ban, and we started talking and no, I don’t think he’s quiet anymore. At first I didn’t quite know how to handle him seeing things that I don’t see (and frankly it can be quite spooky) but I was glad to see him break away from his comfort zone, and learning to adapt after uncle jem taught him.

And I found it admirable because it is probably a challenge for him, and in the end, he soared above situations and even helped in the games. Although I feel he more to learn in people-communication skills, but I thought he did a good job in delivering the games and the instructions, coming from a shy person, I applaud him and his courage to do so. I see that Nicholas will do a fantastic job one day, who knows, he will probably lead a team to missions next time. (maybe even in deliverance ministry) Nicholas is a special boy hehe

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All in all, I thought the dynamics of the team was very good, and we could all gel with one another, a lot of give and take and not much complaints, and it gave opportunity to learn to serve and worship God togetherJ I had fun, was blessed and thank you uncle jem for reading my lengthy report hehehe God bless

A window into lives :)

More pictures will be uploaded tomorrow. Somehow I just can't upload anymore pictures for tonight :) Meanwhile. Enjoy the pictures from the Chiang Mai Missions Trip 2008

[posted by ray]