We had a wonderful session back at the dorm this evening for our regular Saturday night mini seminar. Everyone was full of fun and laughter and there was a great feeling of togetherness and joy in sharing God's words. We are just about finished our study of God's Plan with Man - one more session to go next week. At the completion of these studies we will award certificates to those students who have regularly attended. Next Saturday night will be our last session and also the last mini seminar for us before heading back to Australia, we are so happy that God has blessed us here and allowed us to have this time to study and learn with such wonde
rful people.
We had a fantastic couple of days in Kratie province with sister Nirath's family. We had to cross the Mekong River in a ferry which was a great experience. The people in her village were so welcoming and we have never seen so many children together with beaming smiles and excitement. Fun and laughter certainly crosses all language barriers and we shared so much with the children, swimming together each day in the Mekong and playing lots of games. Nirath spoilt us with delicious Khmer food and we
all enjoyed a trip to see the Irrawaddy dolphins in their natural habitat. On the way we called into brother Kosal's village to 
visit his dad.
Lara and Samee had a great time in Siem Reap with Loy and took the mandatory hundred or so photographs of the temples to share with loved ones on their return home!
We are looking forward to lessons resuming at BEC this week after most of our students return from time in their provinces over the holiday. Joel arrives tomorrow so it will be great to have another pair of hands to help with the teaching.
Lynne and Steve
rful people.We had a fantastic couple of days in Kratie province with sister Nirath's family. We had to cross the Mekong River in a ferry which was a great experience. The people in her village were so welcoming and we have never seen so many children together with beaming smiles and excitement. Fun and laughter certainly crosses all language barriers and we shared so much with the children, swimming together each day in the Mekong and playing lots of games. Nirath spoilt us with delicious Khmer food and we
all enjoyed a trip to see the Irrawaddy dolphins in their natural habitat. On the way we called into brother Kosal's village to 
visit his dad.Lara and Samee had a great time in Siem Reap with Loy and took the mandatory hundred or so photographs of the temples to share with loved ones on their return home!
We are looking forward to lessons resuming at BEC this week after most of our students return from time in their provinces over the holiday. Joel arrives tomorrow so it will be great to have another pair of hands to help with the teaching.
Lynne and Steve
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