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April 28, 2010September 24, 2010 Amber and MatthewLife is Funny

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Sometimes you just have to bring home ALL the teaching materials to make sure they’re really organized for Sunday School.

Each Christmas we send our @ccp_thailand team a gift as a little expression of how deeply we appreciate them. This stack of packages is about to go in the mail, but it’s the prep process we value as we pray for each team member and community as we get it all ready.

Showing off our strength with a group of great folks at OASIS.

Spent the morning with some of our @ccp_thailand team in Chiang Mai. We walked the laneways of one of the communities where we have sponsored children. We talked. Shared stories. It’s amazing to see the relationships the team has built over years. It’s a reminder that sponsorship is relational and not transactional.

Once a month, a lady from the refugee community cooks 30 meals for us to distribute. In the past, when visits to Immigration Detention Centres we’re still open, we’d take this home cooking into refugee detainees. We would give the food to people from the same@cultural background. With visitations still not possible, we took today’s food to a learning centre for refugee children. With no rights to work and no rights to education, refugees face everyday challenges. This food is a way for a woman to financially support her family while providing others with a taste of home. The pick-up and drop-off often take through all the back alleys of the city.

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