As you might imagine, with all of our photos combined, the number is well into the thousands. Here are a few that encompass many aspects of our trip:
We're HERE!
Agape House, an AIDS orphanage:
Gib spent time with this little boy last year, and it was fun for him to see how much this little guy had grown!
We spent two days each way driving through one of the most curvy mountain roads in the world on our way to/from the refugee camp. The first photo is as we are getting ready to leave. The second is a bathroom stop a few hours down the road. Distraction was key to forgetting about the fact that we had several hours ahead of us!
While the drive wasn't exactly enjoyable physically, it afforded us the opportunity to see some of the most beautiful parts of the country:
Halfway through the marathon drive, we surprised the team with elephant rides!
Refugee camp on the Burmese border:
A child's artistic creation depicting heaven.
Praying over these beautiful children
I spent time with her last year, and it brought so much joy to my heart to see her again!
Praying over a teacher in the area who hadn't been hugged in more than a year. It's not a cultural norm to hug, and our ladies were able to love on her.
Hannah House:
Meal with members of the local church:
On our way to Doi Suthep, a large temple overlooking the city:
One evening, we gave the team a few hours of free time to explore the market. When we walked by them unexpectedly, this is what we found: the group praying for a vendor.
On our last day in-country, we spent time at this waterfall to reflect on everything we'd experienced:
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