The YWAM Thai Family Ministries School (FMS) continued on throughout the Christmas 2009 and 2010 New Year period.
On the 23rd of December as a school we put a wedding together for one of the Thai couples who had not experienced a Christian wedding ceremony.
We were able to transform the classroom into a beautiful place for the wedding and delicious reception meal.
Mel officiated and all the staff, students and children had their part to play in the ceremony. Lots of work and lots of fun! A very special occasion to remember!
Here are some pics of that memorable event....
Mel officiating with Oom translating to Thai...
On the 23rd of December as a school we put a wedding together for one of the Thai couples who had not experienced a Christian wedding ceremony.
We were able to transform the classroom into a beautiful place for the wedding and delicious reception meal.
Mel officiated and all the staff, students and children had their part to play in the ceremony. Lots of work and lots of fun! A very special occasion to remember!
Here are some pics of that memorable event....
Later that week we celebrated Christmas as a school which was also something new for some of the students. It was strange for us to see local Thai elementary and highshool students going off to classes on Christmas Day and even having exams!
Here are a few scenes of Mel & I experiencing Christmas Day for the first time without both of our children...
Thanks to a new shopping mall that had just opened in Khon Kaen we were able to see a Christmas tree as well....
Thanks to a new shopping mall that had just opened in Khon Kaen we were able to see a Christmas tree as well....

The YWAM Family Ministries School-Thailand lecture phase finished on January 2, 2010.The students then continued on with their two month field assignment in As for us we spent our last week in Thailand traveling six hours south to Bangkok for medical tests and then nine hours north to Chiang Mai to attend YWAM's 50th Anniversary celebrations...Here we witnessed our founders Loren & Darlene Cunningham being carried down through the Banquet Hall (which was filled with up to 700 YWAMers) in chairs carried on poles (by some very strong young men) in true Thai King & Queen honoring style.






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