| Dear Family, Almost 100 Christians met at Watcharapon Church of Christ last Sunday morning. More than 20 of us were not there Sunday morning. I heard that Brother Anuwat did a super job preaching in my absence. As you know, I along with others from the church have been traveling each month to visit and encourage churches in the remote areas of the country. Last Sunday we went to visit two churches, Nong Bua Daeng Church of Christ and Non Toom Church of Christ in Chaiyapum Province. Among the 16 who made the trip with me were three non-Christians who are members at Ramkhamhaeng University Campus Ministry. |  A Christian sister cooks breakfast for the group. |
 Goi, a student at the Ram Servant Leadership Training School taught the children Sunday morning. |
The trip was the blessing to these three non-Christian students. Our young people did a wonderful job building relationships with them. Two of them have already set up Bible studies with Tuli and me. They are Kwan and Gun, two beautiful young girls from the South. Kwan is very impressed with the love we have for one another. Also, our young people who are students in our Ram Servant Leadership Training School did a wonderful job. They were the ones who organized the trip, went out to visit homes in the village to invite people to come to Bible studies and worked with the young people in the church there. |
| Another highlight of the trip was the Srinuan family. Paiyon and Pha, who I have known for 15 years from Watcharapon Church of Christ, went with us. It was their first trip in five years to visit brothers and sisters outside of Bangkok. They invited their two long-time friends from Petchabun Province with them. I had the opportunity to study with the couple, and they said, "Tell us about your God." Also, Paiyon studied with Bun, a man at Non Toom Village. Bun married a Christian sister. She has been trying to study with him. Meck from Watcharapon baptized Bun into Christ in the muddy water near the church. God's blessings, Patinya. |
 Meck baptizes Bun in the She River. |