Welcome to Thailand! It’s a land where Buddah statues are ginormous, the people are friendly, and insects as bet served fried. We spent the last week hanging out in Bangkok as a way to kind of decompress and analyze our first two months of ministry.
(Please note the creepy man in the background)
Our days had been filled with meetings, more meetings, sightseeing and some inconceivable adventures.I left malayia witnessing a man punch a monkey in the face at a Buddhist temple. Thailand proves to be just as weird as its’ neighbor.
Over the past few days I have seen the grand palace, walked next to monks, roamed the streets of Bangkok, seen more statues of Buddah than I even though existed, ridden on a boat and consumed some unusual food. But, as in every great adventure, they have all been with good friends as we forge new memories. This small break has come at a perfect time and has really allowed me to be relaxed, rejeuvenated and raring to go for this upcoming month of ministry.
