Its time to post some of the most anticipated pictures from my mission trip to Nepal.
Introducing...Miss Nepal 1986-2008 and beyond! Lalita Subba
Bestowing us with a farewell gift: A flag of Nepal.
testimony sharing...
random food...cereal+ maggie mee + biscuit
in the micro van...
more of Miss Nepal...
at the cafe...
Daily Routine
Truely Unforgettable 22nd Birthday...
The Celebration...
Sis Devi's Birthday...
Uncle who is going to US soon to work...
Martin...future Pastor!
I dunnoe why she likes to pose like a bird...
Me and Ps.Prakash
Deathmatch?
Your typical Nepalese food
Dinner at Lolli's house...
Family Photo? LOL jking...
Hohoho
Hohoho
I took videos of the Hope Kathmandu service as well but it will take quite a while to post them up. This mission trip was really wonderful in the sense that even though most of the time i was going there to impart, I was able to expose myself to the culture in Nepal, their lifestyle as well as the condition of the place.
It was through this trip that i realised how weak i was physically. I vomited on the second day and had fever. The next few days was even worse as i kept having diarrhea and had to go to the toilet multiple times in the wee hours of the morning. But God was really great and he blessed me with so many beautiful and wonderful angels to take care of me...talking about being blessed. My face was white and paley throughout but when it came to teaching and testimony sharing...the brightest smile and joy in my heart immediately came alive. I just love to teach and impart the Word of God and about God's character. I really thank God for all the opportunities for me to teach in each of the CGs.
Definitely i will felt burdened after the trip that I wanna do so much more for them but i know that God placed me in Singapore at this point of time for a single purpose...and thats to finish the work he has for me here before i plan to go for church planting/mission trip. Really want to affirm the following people:
1) Lolli - She is truely a Godly, beautiful woman of God who never fails to inspire me. I am so encouraged by her spirit and her heart of committing her life to serving God. Having used to the life in Singapore, its not an easy transition for her in terms of both language and culture. Through this 1 and a half years since she went back to Nepal, I can see that she has really adapted to life in Nepal and is able to blend in with the culture whilst staying focused onto God. In Nepal, she's at the prime age to get married and definitely she has no lack of suitors but her single-minded focus on God really inspires me alot. She is truely a Godly woman. Her future husband will truely
be blessed by her spirit alot. Jia you sweetie!
2) Ps.Prakash - His humility is really evident as he seeks to give whatever credit that he has attained to God. A truely sacrificial and giving man as well, always doing his best to meet the needs of others. Yet he is firm as well when required. Really pray that he will continue to bring Hope Kathmandu to greater heights and really break 50 and have really stronger shepherds and leaders rising up. God will surely honour us when we commit our lives to serving him and doing his work.
3) Liyan - she's like a shimu, guiding me, telling me the do's n don'ts yet at the same time giving me lots of room to take the lead. I wun call her my mentor but an indirect disciple of mine. She really has a big vision for God's church and is really ambitious in her thoughts. She has taught me how to see the 'giant' picture not just big picture of the church and several stages and elements of building the local church which is something that I have never got myself involved in before. Thank God for her life and ever-lasting faith in God. You will never know how such a sweet and innocent looking woman can actually be a strong and ambitious woman for God till you look at her. Ren bu ke mao xiang.
Really looking forward to next year's trip! Gonna do more, bring a team there to impact more, the student ministry in particular.
Talking abit about NS Camp, it just ended today and I would say it was a totally unique camp. The pics are not up yet but will post a little when its up. Got to say that its my first time preaching the Word of God in a camp and it was a cool experience. What i learn was that I can't teach the same way as how i teach in workshop. There are different skillsets required which is something i need to learn and improve upon future opportunities to preach. Overall it was a great camp and the committee really worked super duper hard. Thank God for Terence and Joel who really did a wonderful job of organizing this camp despite it being their maiden effort.
Xmas is coming!
I am so looking forward to "The Gift". Jesus is the greatest gift that we can and we will ever receive and its totally FREE~~~anticipating what Jesus can and will do in the hearts of the non-b....its coming....
It was through this trip that i realised how weak i was physically. I vomited on the second day and had fever. The next few days was even worse as i kept having diarrhea and had to go to the toilet multiple times in the wee hours of the morning. But God was really great and he blessed me with so many beautiful and wonderful angels to take care of me...talking about being blessed. My face was white and paley throughout but when it came to teaching and testimony sharing...the brightest smile and joy in my heart immediately came alive. I just love to teach and impart the Word of God and about God's character. I really thank God for all the opportunities for me to teach in each of the CGs.
Definitely i will felt burdened after the trip that I wanna do so much more for them but i know that God placed me in Singapore at this point of time for a single purpose...and thats to finish the work he has for me here before i plan to go for church planting/mission trip. Really want to affirm the following people:
1) Lolli - She is truely a Godly, beautiful woman of God who never fails to inspire me. I am so encouraged by her spirit and her heart of committing her life to serving God. Having used to the life in Singapore, its not an easy transition for her in terms of both language and culture. Through this 1 and a half years since she went back to Nepal, I can see that she has really adapted to life in Nepal and is able to blend in with the culture whilst staying focused onto God. In Nepal, she's at the prime age to get married and definitely she has no lack of suitors but her single-minded focus on God really inspires me alot. She is truely a Godly woman. Her future husband will truely
be blessed by her spirit alot. Jia you sweetie!
2) Ps.Prakash - His humility is really evident as he seeks to give whatever credit that he has attained to God. A truely sacrificial and giving man as well, always doing his best to meet the needs of others. Yet he is firm as well when required. Really pray that he will continue to bring Hope Kathmandu to greater heights and really break 50 and have really stronger shepherds and leaders rising up. God will surely honour us when we commit our lives to serving him and doing his work.
3) Liyan - she's like a shimu, guiding me, telling me the do's n don'ts yet at the same time giving me lots of room to take the lead. I wun call her my mentor but an indirect disciple of mine. She really has a big vision for God's church and is really ambitious in her thoughts. She has taught me how to see the 'giant' picture not just big picture of the church and several stages and elements of building the local church which is something that I have never got myself involved in before. Thank God for her life and ever-lasting faith in God. You will never know how such a sweet and innocent looking woman can actually be a strong and ambitious woman for God till you look at her. Ren bu ke mao xiang.
Really looking forward to next year's trip! Gonna do more, bring a team there to impact more, the student ministry in particular.
Talking abit about NS Camp, it just ended today and I would say it was a totally unique camp. The pics are not up yet but will post a little when its up. Got to say that its my first time preaching the Word of God in a camp and it was a cool experience. What i learn was that I can't teach the same way as how i teach in workshop. There are different skillsets required which is something i need to learn and improve upon future opportunities to preach. Overall it was a great camp and the committee really worked super duper hard. Thank God for Terence and Joel who really did a wonderful job of organizing this camp despite it being their maiden effort.
Xmas is coming!
I am so looking forward to "The Gift". Jesus is the greatest gift that we can and we will ever receive and its totally FREE~~~anticipating what Jesus can and will do in the hearts of the non-b....its coming....
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