Our weekends have been too busy to blog, so Monday it is!
This past week Ed and Irv VanWyk spent some time fixing things and adding shelves at Jeevit's House, more to do, but we do have two more months!
The staff and those who care to join have been praying for the land and the future adding of dirt to make the land ready for building on it. The second picture shows one of the groups on Thursday as we went to the land to pray on the land for the future buildings that all is totally under God's guidance and blessing. Explanation of the land is that YWAM of Battambang has over the last year purchased land of their own to build on inside Battambang. 13 acres of land.
We attended one morning of DTS which is Discipleship Training this past week the sessions were led by Garth, who laid before us what is really on our throne Jesus or STUFF! Something each of us must daily ask God for ourselves!
On Friday we actually stayed home until we had to leave for teaching, we HAD to do laundry, it is good to have clean clothes, thanks Kvo that washer of yours is a huge blessing! It will be awesome to have you in the house soon with that precious baby Hannah!
On Saturday we loaded into a van with the KONA
Team to head for the border of Thailand and Cam-bodia to renew our Visa's, we are good for another
month, then we head back again to do it all over
again! The process is interesting, people from all lands, nations going thru the same process for different reasons! I would call it masses of humanity! the picture to the right is actually one of the lines we were in which had zircon, those were few! But as you can tell, is was another of our adventures!
Sunday we started the day off at the Village Church, then we headed to the River for a boat ride. The picture to the right shows cattle and gardens along the river that runs through Battambang. Rina, one of the local Cambodian's on Staff at SBS (School of Biblical Studies), just went down the river bank and asked someone if he could give s a boat ride. He obliged, moved his family off of the boat, (they live on it); and up the river we went. Rina's father was a fisherman, he got suddenly ill one night and died when she was 5 years old, her mother died when she was 15 or 16, she has a younger sister Sally and brother Ya, who are both currently in DTS, such a blessing to her as their older sister! It has always been her desire to go back on the river and go for a boat ride! So thanks to Irv and Val Van Wyk and Rina finding a boat, we went! it was tippy but awesome! Did we swim, no, look at the color of the water, but there were plenty of kids who were in enjoying the water!
After that adventure we headed to the Base as
it was party time for the Students attending classes this quarter, thanks to the ingenuity of the KONA Team, and our fearless leaders Rebecca and Charlotte, we had an awesome party below are kids enjoying one of the many games we had planned.
Then this morning Aaron challenged us at Monday morning worship about how we tend to have God in a box, what is the box we have put God in that limits our witness?
Wow is he right! So this is my challenge to each of you who read this do you believe in the infallible word of God, the Bible? Do you believe we can do everything God said we are empowered to do? Read Mark 16 verses 15 - 18, do you really believe that?
Then "Go ye"!
Blessings, Ed and Mary Rozenboom
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