Last week was insanely busy. We hosted the crossroads missions team for the week and as soon as they got here it was go time! It was so cool to be on this side of the mission team and it was a great reminder of how I got here, ultimately I loved every minute of it.

The team got to go to schools all over town, some we had never been to before and others we have established relationships with. One of my favorite days was when we went back to the Muslim school, that we first got to go to last year when I was here. I loved getting to watch the team learn about culture and soak it all in! It was such a fun week but more than that it was a week of great ministry. No matter how much the enemy tried to interfere the gospel was proclaimed about at every school and the team got to share their stories with children and college students!

Every tear, every drop of sweat (which was a lot), every bug bite, every sleepless night, all of it was worth it because the gospel was proclaimed and people got to see the Love of God poured out! Enjoy a few of my favorite snaps from the trip!

This group of girls was so sweet. They literally attacked me with their lovely smiles and I could not help myself but take this sweet picture!

The girl on the end with the bangs started the attack when she ran up to me telling me that she was a christian too. I immediately wanted to know her name and pray for her. She is a sweet little light at her school where not many of her classmates know Jesus, but her joy and love of God was so evident in her little sweet eyes!

The team also got to love on sweet students at a handicap school, it was a favorite for many of them! The sweet little boy coloring with his mouth blew us all away at his artistic ability even with his crippled hands!

That smile...i cant even!

We took a mini pit stop on our way to our next school where we learned about this unique thai dessert. At this point in the trip many of the team were super sick so only a few brave souls actually tried the egg yok covered taro roots!

Favorite thai school uniform!

This is P'Nut...he is a driver for GES but this past week he was a part of our team and he killed it! So thankful for his willingness to serve, especially when a lot of people were down!

My First Loi Krathong...a traditional Thai festival that fell on the team being here. We celebrated with writing our prayers on these lanterns and then releasing them into the sky! It was a really neat experience to share with them!