The Kids that benefit from your contributions

This orphanage is near the city of Bogor about one hour away from Jakarta. Mike and his wife spend all their pension money for these children. They have been doing this for twelve years. I will submit the story to you by email. Remarkable, unbelievable people. We were blessed today to meet truly Christlike servants that have given everything to serve others. Abisha is our friend that helped us meet these people. We took rice and school supplies to them. We benefited more today than they did.

$175.00 brought school supplies to Indonesian from Maeser and Ashley Elementary. Thanks Guys for the supplies.

Dedication to the Max. This man drives three hours on his motorcycle to attend church meetings. Then he drives three hours back to his home.

Dr. Marpaung and his family.

We have been invited to teach Welfare Principles in November to Indonesian men and women. Dad has gotten to be very good friends with this fellow. We attended his church last week (Protestant) to hear him sing in his choir. He came to see us and told Dad, "I feel like I have come home." Our hopes are he will continue to feel this way with us. We are sending the missionaries to teach the young people in his church English. He is a very nice man. What a blessing he is for this  country and his church. 

TOP School we visited in SOLO.

The children at this private school speak very good English, also Indonesian, Javanese, and Japanese. They are highly motivated and their test results show accomplishments in math, science, social studies, and the languages. The little girl's father is the owner of the school. It is her birthday so we sang to her. They also did the Hockey Pockey with us which they loved. We are going to work closely with this school as a prototype for others here in Jakarta.

Crocodile weekend-notice no tongue.

These critters get up to 700 kilos. There is a crocodile that is thirty years old at this farm. He is not laughing, believe me. Just looking at my tasty thighs.
Our Friends: Abisha, Loveness, Son, and Patrick. Abisha is from Sri Lanka and Patrick Nigeria.

A little barbecue, anyone? What do you think this is? Yep!

Visiting a neighborhood school-Grams supporting Grands

Who would you want a picture with?

Meeting with ATNI to design a wheelchair for LDSC

Designers made a prototype of a wheelchair that could be made in Indonesia. John discusses the possibilities. Brother Sutarno and Son, Moko were our driver-tour guides for the day. Moko graduated from ATNI. Eighteen hundred men apply and 180 are accepted.