We arrived in Trina, which is about 20 km from Chinnamanur
where we will be training. It was a difficult three and a half hours here as
the car was small and my back complained the whole way. It is quite beautiful
here with steep mountains, the surroundings covered with what looks like scrub
oak. This town is about 100,000 and busy. We are staying here because there are
no good hotels in Chinnamanur, which I now find out is only 40,000 people. This
hotel is a challenge, called a business class hotel but I am not sure what
business they are shooting for. We had a good time last night trying to figure
out how to turn all the lights off, about 10 different switches. I tried to
recharge my computer but the only outlet that works is connected to a light so
no charging overnight. Thankfully, the bathroom outlet worked and I charged it
there. We have warm water and internet, occasionally. When it is on it is good
but lasts only a few minutes and then goes off for a while. This is usually the
kind of stuff that gets to me but I am trying hard to have a higher perspective.
I am preaching this morning on the inheritance we have in Christ, Ephesians
1:11-14. I will try to keep my eye on that.
As with all new networks, we have a challenge coming talking
about finances. That is always interesting. We look forward to meeting the
pastors tomorrow and beginning their journey to careful Bible study.
Al
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