For some of us the trip is coming to an end. We are in Bangkok now and thankfully off of the night train. Jay and Hank took us to the Rose Garden Riverside Hotel. It is beautiful. What a great way to get a little R&R after all of our hard work and travels. I think we have a learned a lot here and feel like we had some impact on a few people's lives. Cambodia and Thailand has for sure had an impact on all of us.
We saw the Thai Cultural show and and elephant show while at the Rose Garden. It was really cool. Joleen wants an elephant for her farm (and a monkey, and a water buffalo). We have lots of great pictures to share.
Tomorrow we are off to the International church and then to a new hotel downtown Bangkok. Fill ya in later...
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In October a group of staff from Heritage Family Services and members of Deer Park Alliance Church will be making the long trek to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We will be visiting an organization that we currently sponsor called Place of Rescue, as well we will travel to Udon, Thailand to teach ESL in a prison. The staff of Heritage Family Services donate a portion of their paychek to sponsor Place of Rescue (for more information about this organization, check out the links on this blog).
In previous years, Heritage has funded the building of two schools in Vietnam. In the Spring of 2006 a group from Heritage and Deer Park Church went to Vietnam to help build a dormatory for one of the schools in a remote village. To see pictures of this trip follow the Heritage Family Services link and click on Global Initiatives on the navigation bar.
In previous years, Heritage has funded the building of two schools in Vietnam. In the Spring of 2006 a group from Heritage and Deer Park Church went to Vietnam to help build a dormatory for one of the schools in a remote village. To see pictures of this trip follow the Heritage Family Services link and click on Global Initiatives on the navigation bar.
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AS you leave Asia, you will be welcome home my fellow travellers.
Jennifer Shay
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