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Village Trip - part 2
One of the blessings from this trip - was meeting Caleb's great-great-aunt. She is the younger sister of Caleb's great-grandmother who passed away last November. Oh she was so thankful that she could meet Caleb - as she took to him right away - as if 
he was a 'long lost relative'.
Actually, Caleb's 'legal father' died last December - in prison - of being 'distraught'. He was in prison for 'self-defence' - fighting off an attacker who wanted to steal his cattle. But he was given a long sentence in jail - which had been reduced to 8 years at the time of his death. So, Caleb became a true orphan. Whenever we meet more of his relatives - it is a great joy for us. As well, we pray that Caleb will be an Evangelist to many peoples.
Here is Caleb holding a 'puppy dog'.
Below are our dear friends - and fellow workers in the Gospel
Caleb going down the 'bridge' from our friends house.
More to come......
Blessings,
The Parsons Family
Mark & Diane, Joshua, Caleb, & Joseph
In Thailand & China
he was a 'long lost relative'.Actually, Caleb's 'legal father' died last December - in prison - of being 'distraught'. He was in prison for 'self-defence' - fighting off an attacker who wanted to steal his cattle. But he was given a long sentence in jail - which had been reduced to 8 years at the time of his death. So, Caleb became a true orphan. Whenever we meet more of his relatives - it is a great joy for us. As well, we pray that Caleb will be an Evangelist to many peoples.
Here is Caleb holding a 'puppy dog'.
Below are our dear friends - and fellow workers in the Gospel
Caleb going down the 'bridge' from our friends house.
More to come......
Blessings,
The Parsons Family
Mark & Diane, Joshua, Caleb, & Joseph
In Thailand & China
Going up North to Yellow Lahu Village
Hi there, Joshua put these pictures on - as we visited a Yellow Lahu Village - February 4th to the 8th. This first picture is where our meals were cooked by our friend.
The second picture - is a bridge over the river - behind where we stayed. The river was cold and very refreshing. 
The 3rd picture -is actually the beginning of the Mission trip - our drive up. Though it was our second time to the village - there was much anticipation about the trip - as we didn't know what to expect.
The 4th picture -again marks our driving up - a 4 hour drive through many mountains. Driving is no longer a favorite thing for me. In Thailand, we drive on the 'left side' of the road - and the driver 'drives' from the right side of the car. I suppose driving is not so easy for me because Thai drivers drive fast and without care to other people on the road. But that is where the Lord Jesus teaches us patience - and rather than getting angry at other drivers we ought to pray for them.
More to come.....
Blessings,
The Parsons Family
Mark & Diane, Joshua, Caleb, & Joseph
In Thailand & China
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