Was walking
in the market, the other day. Just as I was feeling sorry for myself, walking
like an oversize penguin, I looked up. Ahead of me was a mum with her son,
walking and listening to a Khmer guide, telling them all about the wet market,
while both of them listened and smelled at everything? Now, I said, I felt
sorry for myself……. This young man could barely walk. Holding onto his mum and
shoveling along, he enjoyed the market. Gold medal to mum for bringing her son
to experience every little thing. Great for me to stop feeling sorry about
myself. Lesson learned………
Both
Toinette and I have the opportunity to speak into the lives of a few Khmer
students at Ywam. Toinette still need to teach 2 more days while I finished
today by showing some gross movies. At least let the translator vomit…….. I was
so encouraged by their remarks afterwards. Just the thing I needed right now. What
we do is not in the limelight and it can become a bit discouraging at times.
Hearing the Khmers thanking you for being faithful to their nation is very much
appreciated. It is such an honor to help people in such a way. I am looking
forward to these guys’ outreach in January, when we can work together. Pray for these students that need to learn so
much stuff.
FGC will
receive a team at the end of the week and is hard at work to get everything in
place. Pray for the staff not to get tired with everything they need to do.
Pray that they will get some time to relax as well and find peace in working
hard.
Health wise,
we are slowly getting there. My leg still swells up but that is much better
than before, can feel that it is still painful on touch. My broken leg is
giving some troubles but nothing too hard for Ibuprofen to handle.
Pray for our
friend Brett and Sithorn Medlin that are leaving for the States in order for
Sithorn to get an operation. Met up with them the other day and had a great
fellowship.
Thank you
for praying for us all. Really appreciate your prayers.
Love
Rossouw-clan
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