Showing posts with label Our Students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Our Students. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

He Holds Up His Hand For a Kiss

Name: Mickey
Age: 3 or 4 years old.
Second Year Student

"Here," Mickey says as he spouts of in Thai, and then holds up his hand for a kiss.
   Mickey is a rambunctious child, with a rather short attention span, and yet he longs to gain our approval. Even though when I am speaking he get's distracted easily, he is always one to volunteer, and answer our questions; he loves when we smile and nod at him.
   One of my favorite things about Mickey is that he wants a kiss. One day, one of our more...Unruly, children hurt Mickey, which of course was followed by a bout of tears. Not knowing the Thai words to comfort him, I asked the unruly child to say "khatot krup," (I'm sorry) then I hugged him and I kissed the bruise on his hand. Ever since then he has come up to us with the smallest cut, bruise or bump...for a kiss. I absolutely love the way he wants to please us; and he is a lot of fun in our class.
   His little voice, although hard to understand, is always chattering about something that happened. And though I may only understand twenty percent of his Thai child rabbling's. I love showering him with love.
   Please do not forget to pray for him. I don't know his family situation, but he needs God's love so much. Also ask God to help Kaitlyn and I show him love; because how else will you share the joy of Jesus with a 4 year old?
   Thank you

Sunday, November 30, 2014

So You Can Pray For Them Too...

We will be starting a series of post about our students from the first school we taught at (21 Blessings.) The public school, later we will start with our other schools and villages.
We wanted to do this so you can know them, our students, even if it is only a little. The posts will be shorter, but will include their habits, some of our favorite memories with them, their name and estimated age. We hope that you will be able to pray better with this knowledge.
Thanks again.