NEWSLETTER

Please accept my apologies for the belated arrival of

this newsletter. By the time you read this, I will likely
be in Cambodia. In my previous newsletter, I
mentioned my participation in a challenging team
project which turned out to be a great success.
Enclosed is a picture of me with the team I led.
Despite being the youngest, I was able to provide
leadership with the assistance of the divine.
Although my teammates were only Zambian, and
our team was the smallest, we were able to deliver
what was intended for the people of Bangkok.

HOSPITAL

On our first day, we visited a private

hospital to provide emotional support and
encouragement to nurses who had
recently converted to Christianity. Over
lunch, we shared our personal stories,
which resonated with them, and offered
solace in knowing they were not alone in
their struggles.
Our aspiration is that these nurses
continue to experience spiritual growth
and find solace in their faith during their
daily work lives.

BANGKOK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE (BCC)

Visiting BCC was an incredibly exciting experience. We explored
the school's museum to gain insights into its origins and interacted
with teachers who shared their passion for the Christian faith.
Additionally, we visited a few classes to offer encouragement, share
knowledge and instill hope in the students, emphasizing the
importance of keeping faith and remaining prayerful at all times.
 SCHOOL TIME
I had the opportunity to attend a class at Sacred
Light Church's school, and it was an exceptional
experience. The level of education offered to the
children was impressive, providing valuable
insights about God and the world. It is our hope
that these bright minds continue to flourish and
grow into compassionate and intelligent
individuals, making meaningful contributions to
society and bringing glory to God.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
As part of our outreach program, we conducted home
visits in the vicinity of the church. During these visits,
we had the opportunity to meet and engage with
several members of the community, offering words of
encouragement and praying with them. We noticed
that most of the families we visited were not
Christian, yet they received us warmly and were
willing to listen to what we had to share. It's apparent
that the church has been fostering this relationship
with the community for an extended period, which is
evidenced by the extraordinary bond between them.
While in Thailand, I was fortunate enough to
prepare a meal for members of the local
community. This experience provided an
excellent opportunity for us to bond, share
our stories, and learn from one another. I
particularly appreciated the chance to sample
authentic Thai cuisine, which was a highlight
of my visit.

prayer points praise points

It's been a month since the air Expressing gratitude to the Lord for the
conditioning system stopped working, time and ministry opportunities we
and it's imperative that it's repaired experienced during our stay in
immediately. Thailand.
May the Lord grant me the opportunity to Offering thanks to the Lord for the
serve His purpose even in Cambodia. seamless journey to Cambodia.