Jessica returns from "mision trip"

Jessica, our eldest daughter, returned home early this morning after about 3-month attachment with YWAM in San Francisco. It was a joy seeing her again at the airport. She said it was a wonderful journey. The trip has helped her in leadership skills, servanthood, evangelism and above all to "hear the voice of God". "I want to be a misionary", she remarked as we drove home. Praise God for the work He is doing in her life. Jeya and I want to thank all who remembered her in your prayers. God is indeed good.

Comments

  1. AnonymousAugust 12, 2009 at 2:38 PM

    When God of Abraham blessed King David the blessing goes like this: "A descendant of yours will always be king;I will preserve your dynasty for ever" Psalms 89:4.It is touching and challenging to read.May the missionary family flourish and continue to become a blessing to many.

    Mrs.C.G Joy Signey

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousAugust 13, 2009 at 2:50 AM

    Dear Jessica,
    Greetings from sam. your word "I will become a missionary" have surely impressed to all our Pec team coz That has life in it. We have great hope from you that you will be continuing the work which your Daddy is doing. He is a real man of GOD.
    I also learn many lessons from him and will be learning from him WE continue to pray for you and the dcission that you have made to serve Him.

    ReplyDelete
  3. P. RamachandranAugust 16, 2009 at 4:00 AM

    Thank you Sis.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

"It is finished" - Jesus Christ

Image
John 19:30 - When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost. It's Good Friday again. The world pauses and recollects the events that changed the course of history. For me it was a time to reflect on the finished work of our Lord on the cross. He paid the price for my redemption. But it dawned on me that Jesus, himself, had a task to do while on this earth, He was on a mission. There was a time frame. There was a script to follow. In military terms , there was an objective he had to capture. Anything short would have been a disaster. But towards the end, in spite of the agony at Gethsemane, the unfair trail, humiliating and torturous journey via Dalarosa, Jesus cried, "It is finished". What an achievement. What a fitting eulogy.  Jesus was faithful to His mission - Hebrew 3:2 Jesus was focused on His mission - Luke 9:51 Jesus finished His mission - John 19:30  Judas towards th
Read more

What a trip to Nepal

Image
I am sitting at the airport restaurant in Kathmandu, checked in and waiting for my departure to New Delhi and from there, onward to Singapore.  Just sipping and enjoying the Americano coffee and a slice of cheese cake as I reminiscent my last nine days in Nepal. It has been a incredibly tough trip but one filled with joy, great satisfaction and challenges. Tough because of the bad roads, tracks and mountain trekking that really tested my endurance and my back was sore.  Couple of knocks on the head as the vehicle danced to the tune of the undulating terrain. Days when I had terrible diarrhoea, running from one mountain toilet to another. Thank God I had Dr Mike Ong on this trip who is a medical doctor from Singapore, who attended to my condition. Times when we had to sleep on the cold floor with thin sheets of cloth, with rodents in the vicinity. Temperatures dropped to a low of 10-12 degrees centigrde in the nights. Eating the food offered by the villagers as we were up in the mounta
Read more

Devotion - Psalms 44: 6-7 - Its God who gives the victory

Image
Psalms 44:6-7 - I put no trust in my bow, my sword does not bring me victory; but you give us victory over our enemies, you put our adversaries to shame. Any soldier will know that the basic weapon of warfare, in those days, were the bow and sword. Without which no soldier will not venture into the battle field. Even the famed Goliath was geared in full battle order when he faced David with the stones and the sling. Isn't it a paradox then that David, one of the finest soldiers Israel had ever produced, proclaims that its not the bow and the sword that gives the victory. Its is the Lord, Jehovah, that gives the victory. I don't think David is trying to say that we should not prepare ourselves for warfare. His concern is that we recognize that ultimately its the Lord that gives the victory. A few things we need to remember: Human efforts are necessary in the God-man partnership Human efforts alone does not guarantee God intended results Recognize that its God that always gives u
Read more