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Matriekspedisie Cambodia

Ons is hier in Cambodia en ons ervaar dat die vrae wat ons voor die uitreik gehad het werklik deur God beantwoord word d.m.v. random gebeure wat op ons pad gestuur word en mense wat ons te doen mee gehad het en beter leer ken het. Een van die vele dinge wat veral hier uitstaan is die tevredenheid van die mense hier, hulle lewe so swaar  en het niks op hulle naam ni maar tog is hulle gelukkig en tevrede met met wat hulle het. Daarom kan ons wat in oorvloed geseen is dit wat ons het duisend keer meer...
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matrixpedition update; challenge nr 2

we started the day shopping at the Russian market. we received a challenge card containing a list of challenges we have to complete. our team, consisting of Cornelia, eduan and elani, had to eat a choice of a) snake, b) frog or c) green eggs(courtesy of dr.suess.) we also have to visit the water of life centre where we have to take a photo with Stephen (from the USA) or the two south African doctors who volunteer there. later in the afternoon we visited the daughters centre, where Ruth and other volunteers train women who were previously sexworkers in handcrafts and cooking....
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Dane Thailand(final) - Hong Kong

Hong Kong is Beautiful!  There are tall modern buildings everywhere, featuring ammusing light displays,  all surrounded by mountains, sea and health-green vegetation.  We stayed over for 3 nights, driving buses, ferries and the undergound train, but most importantly walked the streets and met the people of Hong Kong. The people are Beautiful!  Mostly friendly and humble and always willing to help.  Unfortunately, there exists a "money-making" mentality that demands a committed, focused and obsessive working lifestyle, averaging 10 hours a day. I met a very special friend caught up in this  "cultural-chain", but desperate to seek and know the truth. I thank God for His grace.  I stand in amazement...
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80 Days preJourney...

  It is now several months since I knew Im going on the journey.  It was a great time.  A time where I had to focus on God for provision and a clear mind.   I still need a lot of money in the bank account, but I know  it is already paid by God, its just not yet visible for us in the account.  All the money on earth belongs to our DAD and He will pour out when He wants to.  Thank you Lord that you have already provided for me and my teammates!  A little bit of how the money came in: ...
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Coincidence? Never! (Hong Kong)

Is anything in life ever a coincidence?  I don't believe it, and after the first 4 days of the Tri Nations Asia Expidition, I know God is in control and He makes every appointment divine!  Our journey started at Alabanza the 26th of June.  It was the first short term missions conference and what a conference!  I met my team members and immediatly I knew this group wasn't ordanary and that this mission isn't going to be ordanary.  It isn't coincedence that God has chosen the spicific 8 members.  We departed from South Africa on the 28th of June to...
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Sandra Thailand - Hong Kong

Sandra Louens  thailand-hong kong This is my first time in the east and to be in hong kong and experiece the culture and people I just fell in love with it. the people are really friendly and always ready to help. during our time here God just really answered our prayers. we met a lot of people, talked to a christain women and had the opportunity to share the gospel with someone who don't yet know the Lord. one story that stand out is when we met  a group of workers in a croc shop, it was awesome to share...
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cambodia in a tuk tuk

our flight from Bangkok to phenom pneh was delayed, the team was not verry happy. although we were thirsty, jet-lagged and hungry, we met interesting people while waiting at the airport in thailand. Justin, a mi9ssionary from Indiana, was one of our primary introductions. their team works with young girls in brothels. on arrival we were greeted by andrew, the missionary here in cambodia, his wife and three tuktuk's. it was an interesting experience! wee loaded nine people, their baggage and a load of excitement on the back of a 50cc motorbike. the traffic in the capital still amazes me....
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DIE BERG!! :-)

To my English friends, Im sorry for the Afrikaans, let me know how interested you are and then I will translate... :-) Hierdie is my Geestelike journey op met die Himalayas, opsoek na sneeu wat ek nooit gevind het nie...  Dit is dalk lank, maar dit is wat God met my gedeel het gedurende die journey... Super Super Super!!! 'n Mens se journey saam met God begin iewers, aan die voet van 'n hoë berg.  Mens begin die pad gewoonlik saam met twee of drie mense wat jou ondersteun en moed inpraat en jou op die pad hou.  Aan die begin...
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Visiting my Thai Father and Mother

Visiting my Thai Father and Mother
June 2005 my feet touched the ground of Thailand for the first time.    I was introduced to Mr. Prasert Tipparat (better known as Mr. P) and his wife Mrs. Pannee Tipparat (better known as Mrs. P).    At that stage, Mr. P was the principal of  Rong -Or school in Chiang Mai (the Northern part of Thailand) and Mrs. P a teacher at Talook school.    They are both retired now.   This wonderful man and his wife open up their house for the teams that come and go each year.    They ‘take care of the team’ (as...
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Let your WORDS speak POWER

Let your WORDS speak POWER
 A certain man lame from his mother's womb was carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple to ask alms from those who entered the temple; who, seeing Peter and John about to go into the temple, asked for alms.  And fixing his eyes on him, with John and Peter said, "Look at us." So he gave them his attention, expecting to receive something from them.  Then Peter said, "Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you:  In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk."  And...
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