t nothing when you have to live on a rubbish dump to sift through tons of rubbish to recycle cans, paper plastic and metal... and you know you have everything when you can walk though the biggest shopping centre in asia and eat an amazing meal, buy donuts and even get a laptop for 200 pounds all withing 20 minutes of one another. That has been the extremes of the day . In the middle of all that Kanlungan childrens project does an amazing work bringing hope to the abandoned, the abused and the forgotton. To hear the children singing about Jesus in the centre was just overwhelming to see the power of God changing a childs life from hopelessness to a future. The Gospel in action.
PS Don't eat philipino chili's they are extreme even for a spicey fiend like me.
Love to all
mark H
5 comments:
Wow, thanks for the blog and photo. So much going on from the other side of the world. Makes me wish I was there.
Spicey chillis too hot for Mark - Never!! LoL at that!!! Great to follow what you are experiencing. Prayers and love to all. Heidi & Rachel.
Good to read all your news. Lots of love and prayers to you and all the team.
Kathy and the girls xxxx
Glad to hear that you all arrived safely. Talk about hitting the ground running- you have certainly done that!
You are doing a great job- lots of prayer is going on this end for you all.
That Chilli is glowing! What?
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