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Houston!!!! No pictures tonight because we feel a little “worn.” – and I’m having dengue fever symptoms. It was a grueling return trip but we just have one more leg to go. Into San Antonio at 9. I will post more this week but let me take enough time right now t

49 community college students from age 13 – 22. What a day! And then time with the teachers. It was a good close to this journey. We are now all packed up and ready to leave for the airport at 10:00. Flight leaves at 2:45 am Saturday. 30 hours later we land in San Antonio. The f

Auto Rickshaw time! To and from our teaching today, an exciting journey down crowded streets…sometimes going the wrong way! The training time was very special. 10 staff members of a pre-school who also reach out to young teens and parents. They gave the students holiday today to

Laughter during training is acceptable – even necessary! At this moment, we were talking about attitudes and choices. This group’s explanation of a ‘negative’ person was quite descriptive! The staff of this particular organization were a delight to work with

My very soul rejoices tonight! After 1 day together I feel that I have new sisters. We had a delightful day discussing “Learning To Teach” and “Moving Forward From Trauma.” We laughed and we cried together. A relationship has begun that will continue to grow. W

Disposable red clay cup for chai. Yes, you drink the chai and then toss the cup in a metal container. You can only use once because it is not sealed at all. Love it! Today I shared Thrive Life Skills with a particular work that is going to use it. Great response. For tonight, big pray

Queen Victoria and I in the same picture – who would have imagined? This was a quick “tourist stop” on our way from one place of ministry to another. A favorite today was several hours at “Jewels In A Crown.” Lovely smiling faces of women who are learning

This man made India street chai for me. I drank it in a disposable red clay cup… (Picture to follow.) Delicious! I asked if I could take his picture and he turned on the light so he could be seen well! Today we saw two well-run businesses that employ women who come out of the br

Sarah looks happy, doesn’t she? Today we went to a village where the people make a living by recycling from the next door dump and trash piles. The small room was filled with women and children. The women meet twice a week for sewing classes and devotional. I was privileged to g

Lovely Hands learning to sew. This was the first day for a new group of women to begin the 9 month sewing course. What a delight it was to share devotions with them and then pray and “bless” each set of hands before they began training. The stories would bring tears. God l