It's hard to express what an incredible time that we had in Northern Vietnam both from a personal perspective and in relationships with the people there.
It was amazing all that was accomplished. We set out just wanting to be open to whatever God had for us in helping and loving the people of Ban Ho and we ended up with more connections than we could imagine. And not just at the school but with Commune (City) officials, health department leaders & people from every tribe in Ban Ho (being Tay, Black Hmong and Red Zao).
A verse that encouraged us all week was Zechariah 4:10: "Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin. . ."
Incredible beginnings we had! I encourage you to click here and go to our website and see the message from Sherman Chau. Sherman is the head of GVI in Hanoi and I asked him to summarize the impact of our trip. Check it out and you'll be encouraged too!
This first pic is a couple of the children in Ban Ho and the second is us with some of our teacher, school admin, student and community friends (the ladies with the red headresses are Red Zao ladies)
Monday, January 18, 2010
Brief VN Summary & Video
Posted by John Bradshaw at 8:16 AM
Labels: Ban Ho, On Mission, VN, Zechariah 4
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That's so incredible!! I just watched the videos with my roommate (from Switzerland) and we we're both so excited to see what you guys where doing there! I have been praying for ya'll and I am so excited about what the Lord is doing through Oso!! May He continue to pour out His blessings and guidance as our Oso Family shares the Gospel with the world and in Corpus!! :)
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