Whew! I finally get a few hours off this morning so I can
catch up on writing. The Global Proclamation conference in Bangkok was a
blessing. It was very demanding time-wise and I was really bushed by the end of
the day each long day (14-16 hours every day). I had a chance meeting with a
group from the N country in S. Asia, (I am not being cute in my descriptions, many
of these countries are now searching emails, etc. for key words and may deny
visas for brethren so I am being careful with my words). My late supervisor who
passed away last year mentored two men in this group. We had a great discussion
and I think we will expand our training there to include this new group. I flew
out to the I country on Thursday and arrived in a large eastern city, K, which
I visited briefly 7 years ago. On the way, about 12 or so G Pro conference attendees
were on the plane. I had some interesting conversations in the airport and on
the plane. Several were so helpful in assisting me through check in and immigration,
etc. Really sweet brothers I will probably never see again.
I’m in K now. I had a meeting with key leaders last night,
it was over 100 F but the internet said it felt like 120. Thankfully, we had
air conditioning so the room was about 85 or so. The meeting went really well. I
think there is good probability that we will train here soon. We will need to
build another team to do that and are already working on that in Iowa.
As I said, I get the morning off today. I will check out of
the hotel, a rather spartan one this time, but with air-conditioning, praise
the Master, and visit some ministry sites before catching a flight to the
capital around 5 pm. In D, I will be rejoined with Edie who arrived there last
night. I am really looking forward to that. We are so blessed to love each
other and love being with each other all the time so 12 days apart is a long
time.
We will train for a week in D and then go south to our old
training site at T to refresh and encourage the team there. A partner is also
starting a new network in D so I will slip over to help him one day when we are
there. After T, we go to Sri Lanka for a week for training and survey of new
possibilities, so we have "miles to go before we sleep”. Thanks for your
prayers for stamina and effectiveness.
Al
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