God continues to pour out His blessings here in Thailand, as I assist the missionary couple in operating the children home. We not only have a beautiful home for the children, now we also have a van that will  seat  the entire household.  Before, the missionary would have to take two trips to take us and his family to church in his vehicle. Thank God that their organization had donated a second hand van that was big enough for all ten of us. Now I have the privilege and the responsibility to drive all of us to special outings and to church :)  

  What a blessing for all the girls when our missionary couple came to show us how to set up our first Christmas tree at the center!  The girs has never had the joy of decorating a Christmas tree, or to celebrate Christmas before.  Now they understand the meaning of Christmas- The Savior of the World has come to set us free from sin! Each ornament, and the star on the tree, everything we do is to celebrate God's perfect Gift-The Lord Jesus!
"Merry Christmas, Everyone!!"

Saying goodbye to Chiangmai for 2 weeks, Alathia and I are so blessed to be heading home for the holidays to visit family and friends. The missionary couple and the house parents will be there for the girls while I am out of the country.
Another blessing is that we will return to Thailand with my youngest child, who will be attending the international Christian high school and experiencing the life as a missionary child!

Last but not least, I count my many blessings because of you, my family and friends. Thank you to each of you, for your prayers and support through out the year!  We look forward to another wonderful year of growing in Christ and serving Him to the uttermost.
 We wish you  Happy New Year 2013!!! 

Thai people are very bashful when it come to speaking English.  Learning the hardest language in the world, English is so different from the Thai tonal non structured language. I offer free English conversation class to any Thai person who are daring enough to be committed to learn.  Here I have one government official, two college students and one professional who are among the few and the brave.  We meet twice a week at church to practice English!

I met Andrew, a missionary student from America, who came to visit a Thai Church service where I translated. He is on assignment for a short term missionary work in Thailand. Meeting the challage of learning to speak, read and write Thai, he came to me for extra tutoring.  Soon he will be working with the Thai youths in local schools and orphanages.

 My American friend took this video from her phone. This is just a small clip of the girls' singing at our weekly Bible study.  They are learning so much and they are so cute here.  I am so proud of them, I have to share!