
We have made visits to members who live in remote areas, and have visited families encouraging them to research their family trees and prepare to go to the Temple.
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Jim with his expertise helps them log into the FamilySearch system and begin their research. The family we visited this week was very excited as you can see from the picture. |
Lots of people we meet are interested in why an older farang couple are riding bikes around town, so we tell them we are missionaries and easily start a gospel discussion. It's so much easier to talk about religion here than it is in Canada. Less than 1% of the population of Thailand is Christian. We feel they need to know about Jesus Christ, and we feel so happy to tell them of our Savior and his love for them. This week we met a nice couple at the bike shop while my bike was being repaired. After the usual preliminaries I asked, in Thai, if we could visit them at their home and share a message that God has for them. They accepted. I smiled not only because they accepted, but because they had understood my Thai-Yay!
The Thai sister missionaries here are incredible!
This is the kind of bus we took back from her house. We arrived back at the church just as Jim showed up with two bags of somtam and sticky rice for lunch.