a remote Himalayan kingdom asks your prayer

OK last minute notes... due to fly tomorrow 8th @ 11.40 and due to arrive in the Himalayan kingdom at mid morning on 9th having travelled through Khatmandu.

I then have a few days to acclimatize and the we then start on Sunday 12th through to Friday 17th with other meetings on the 19th and a scheduled return on 22nd Nov.

Here's our schedule...6.30a.m. \tRise and wash
\t7 – 8a.m. \tQuiet time
\t8 – 9a.m. \tBreakfast
\t9 – 9.30 \tSinging and prayer
\t9.30 – 10.45 Teaching session
\t10.45 -11.15 Tea break
\t11.15 – 12.45 Teaching session
\t12.45 Lunch break
\t1.45 – 3p.m. Discussion groups
\t3 – 3.30 Tea break
\t3.30 – 5.30 Prayer / leaders groups
\t5.45\t\t Dinner
\t6.30\t\t Singing
\t7 – 9p.m. Evening meeting
\t9 – 9.30 Tea and snacks
\t10\t\t Request for lights out!!!I don't think there will be any arguments about 'lights out'.

I value your prayer.

I am assuming, Philologos, that you are the key-note speaker and teacher of this conference - a delegation of pastors and spiriutal leaders(?)With translator (?)

This is a lot of meetings!

May God enable you to smoothly adust to climate, altitude, and culture changes. May he strengthen the faith of these far-away brother's and sisters through you.

Diane

Will be praying here...

I will keep you and your team in prayer, also will pray for the hearers that thier hearts would be opened to the Word of God and that He would do a quick work of righteousness in your presence.

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thank you all for your fellowship and prayer.

And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Godspeed dear Ron.

Bro Ron,

You can count on my timber being added to the prayer pyre!

Sis D you commented;
"This is a lot of meetings!"

Amen ... and a lot of tea too! ... :-D

You are in our prayers here Ron.

OK last minute notes... due to fly tomorrow 8th @ 11.40

Just a reminder that Ron is headed out. Keeping him in prayer.

Conference/Mission Trip

Mk6:14(for his name was spread abroad:)
May the Lord use you as hot coals an ember to set the Himalayan kingdom on fire for GOD'S KINGDOM.

Settling in an getting to know the saints. My co-speaker from Sri Lanka is a delight so am looking forward to the time together. I have two session on Sunday with an hour'drive along mountain valley unmade roads between them. Blessed by you love and prayer.

bro Ron
God bless you and keep you on this trip and i know whatever He seeks to accomplish through you is done.

i've been given hope through this work you're doing.

I have two session on Sunday with an hour'drive along mountain valley unmade roads between them.

Sounds awesome. Keeping you in prayer.

God Bless,

-Robert

Wonderful! How great to hear from you Ron. Prayers ongoing.

Two meetings tomorrow at differnt destinations. In the first we have 3 language groups so the message will go through 2 or 3 translations. Over 90 per cent of the folks are illiterate and the current tranlsation of the scriptures into the main language is so inaccurate that noone will use it. Makes you think twice about all these conversations we have about the KJV v the rest!

Had yak for lunch today; not a whole one.
thanks for your prayer.

:-)

In the first we have 3 language groups so the message will go through 2 or 3 translations. Over 90 per cent of the folks are illiterate and the current tranlsation of the scriptures into the main language is so inaccurate that noone will use it. Makes you think twice about all these conversations we have about the KJV v the rest!

How perfectly stated, hope this comes to mind again when the inevitable KJV discussion makes it's next debut ... Fortunately both the vessel and the Communicator I am sure will do the proper translation.

Wondering what yak must have tasted like ...
Happily praying for you all Ron.

The first meeting was about 40-50 in a home. Simple songs and prayer. My interpreter translated into two languages one after the other. Several ex-leprosy patients here; double amputees, crippled hands and limbs, blindess and vicious face scars. They have found love and acceptance with the saints and some are very bright in their faith. Preached on the man with 2 lost sons; you don't have to leave home to be lost!

Then another mountain road trip and an evening meeting. About 80 gathered here and the messaged translated into 2 separate languages by two translators. The folks are very bright and seem to be attentive and receptive. I am doing a series on the Family of God.

This morning did another session and have a leaders session in about 5 minutes.

love to all...