Monthly Archives: November 2005

Of course in India you always have electricity problems and in the middle the light left!  So then we had to restart the movie and pray that it would work using the inverter (like a power generator).  And it worked. … Continue reading →

On Thursday, Mom and I had a day planned to run several errands in New Delhi.  First on the agenda was to go to a publisher to discuss publication of the Hindi Bible mom has translated.  The Hindi Bibles that … Continue reading →

I think this is the fourth Thanksgiving we are spending in India.  Our family tradition was that the kids would prepare the multi-course meal, while Mom would get the day off.  I am sure my siblings are still planning an … Continue reading →

However, the water problem has been extreme.  In general, fresh water only runs for a discrete number of hours a day.  On Friday afternoon, all of a sudden, we found there was no running water (either fresh or from the … Continue reading →

Mom prayed.  Just as we began the worship service, my other cousin, his wife and my little nephew showed up and joined in.  As we got to the third song, a family of three from a nearby basti (slum area) … Continue reading →

Friday was a good day.  In the morning, a young woman I was recently introduced to over the internet came over for prayer.  She is Sikh convert.  I love to hear stories of how the Lord leads people to Him.  … Continue reading →

Although we have not had our first official meeting yet, we have had a few occasions to pray with people one-on-one.   A lady from the Philippines heard about us and called for prayer on Monday night.  Then, on Tuesday, a … Continue reading →

Saturday night I woke up in the middle of the night and the Lord spoke to me, asking me, “Why have you come here?”  Why have we come here?  We have come because the Lord told us to come.  We … Continue reading →

People keep asking me what the plan is.  I know what my plan is.  But, I am not sure what His plan is.  My plan is to spend the first week in prayer…seeking His plan.  Although we are anticipating a … Continue reading →

To be completely truthful, it almost does not feel real.  Actually, it does not feel real at all.  I always "knew" that one day I may move to India and that one day I would be starting the orphanage project.  … Continue reading →