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\"\"<\/a>One of the things we do here is go in and get the Jr\/Sr high school kids and a few adults for church. Our van can fit in and on it about 25 people when we have to :). There is actually a 5 yr old in my lap – helping steer!<\/p>\n

Our church seating is on the floor around the walls and then start a second row inside as needed. I just sit where I am when it’s time to preach. Not everyone was here yet when this picture was taken. This last Sunday we had about 100 people.<\/p>\n

So we thought you would enjoy seeing these pictures.<\/p>\n

This Thanksgiving we are especially thankful for a large group of teenagers who are interested in studying and following the Lord. Once a month they stay after church and eat together, have a devotional time and then play games for a couple hours. They have a lot of fun. We had our largest group so far with about 70 this last Sunday. I’m also teaching our Punan school kids in town 3 nights a week. It’s a great bunch of kids.<\/p>\n

This Thanksgiving may each of you be reminded of all the multitude of blessings we have in the Lord.<\/p>\n

David and Teresa<\/p>\n

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