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| Blog Name: | Team Possible |
| Url: | http://www.teampossible.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Ministry and Outreaches, Thailand and it's people, Buddhism and Religion |
| Description: | This blog is for the purpose of sharing the life experiences of the Scott family, Missionaries to Thailand. The Scott's share about their ministry, the history and beliefs of the Thai Buddhist people as well as any information they acquire during their time in Thailand. Please feel free to check out this interesting venue and feel free to share it with your friends! |
| Popularity: | 38 Followers |
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Thanksgiving Praise and Prayer Update
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, we just want to take a moment to say that we are so Thankful for your faithful support of our ministry. We are grateful to have such a great team behind us and feel blessed to have you as a part of our ministry family. May he bless you beyond anything you could imagine for yourself! We love you. Praise Update: Recently, we (Troy and Cheryl) have been tag teaming the Coffee Shop ministry. Having Troy join the TLC Java team
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, we just want to take a moment to say that we are so Thankful for your faithful support of our ministry. We are grateful to have such a great team behind us and feel blessed to have you as a part of our ministry family. May he bless you beyond anything you could imagine for yourself! We love you. Praise Update: Recently, we (Troy and Cheryl) have been tag teaming the Coffee Shop ministry. Having Troy join the TLC Java team
Full, but fulfilling
This week has been a busy one for our family. Everyday, Monday through Friday, Troy and Cheryl alternate working TLC Java, and incorporate their Language learning. With the many hours that are necessary for one of us to be there daily, we found that having our Thai teacher come to us is vital to our language learning process. In the midst of all of that, we have family coming this week for Thanksgiving, so we decided to take on the task of repainting our living/dining and entry areas. The decision came rather quickly as we noticed the beautifully handwritten markings of our 2 1/2 year old daughter on almost every wall. :D At any rate, we have crammed in a weeks worth of paining into 3 d
This week has been a busy one for our family. Everyday, Monday through Friday, Troy and Cheryl alternate working TLC Java, and incorporate their Language learning. With the many hours that are necessary for one of us to be there daily, we found that having our Thai teacher come to us is vital to our language learning process. In the midst of all of that, we have family coming this week for Thanksgiving, so we decided to take on the task of repainting our living/dining and entry areas. The decision came rather quickly as we noticed the beautifully handwritten markings of our 2 1/2 year old daughter on almost every wall. :D At any rate, we have crammed in a weeks worth of paining into 3 d
Communication
Today we had another great day of discussions and prayer with our team here in Thailand.Our main topic of discussion this morning was the importance of communication and learning to connect with those who are of a different generation. These days there are so many ways to communicate; newsletters, e-mail, skype, facebook, etc. Some people like lots of information, others say they don't want so much. Hmmmm. We know that it is impossible to please everyone, but we sure would like to try. As we focus on the needs of this community and try to communicate with those who are giving and praying for us, our goal is to be effective in all
Today we had another great day of discussions and prayer with our team here in Thailand.Our main topic of discussion this morning was the importance of communication and learning to connect with those who are of a different generation. These days there are so many ways to communicate; newsletters, e-mail, skype, facebook, etc. Some people like lots of information, others say they don't want so much. Hmmmm. We know that it is impossible to please everyone, but we sure would like to try. As we focus on the needs of this community and try to communicate with those who are giving and praying for us, our goal is to be effective in all
Day of meetings and prayer for Thailand
Today was a day of meetings and prayer spent with other workers here in Thailand. It was a great opportunity to find out what everyone is working on and to focus on our future Goals. It is exciting to see what God is doing here.God is really stirring His people and moving in incredible ways. Some of the ministries that are happening here are; outreach, college ministries, church planting, leader development and training, children ministries and more.One of our personal ministries is focused on college student outreach. Almost a year ago, a team from from 2 churches in the U.S. came and built us a beautiful
Today was a day of meetings and prayer spent with other workers here in Thailand. It was a great opportunity to find out what everyone is working on and to focus on our future Goals. It is exciting to see what God is doing here.God is really stirring His people and moving in incredible ways. Some of the ministries that are happening here are; outreach, college ministries, church planting, leader development and training, children ministries and more.One of our personal ministries is focused on college student outreach. Almost a year ago, a team from from 2 churches in the U.S. came and built us a beautiful
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