Author Archives: Gayle

   The building project has moved slowly in the last 2 months.  We found out that the bulldozer will not come at all to fix the road to BYT and level our property.  It must be leveled before we can collect materials … Continue reading →

  We get very few visitors!  Sunny  is from Idaho.  She had attended Faith Camp last June in Idaho and heard my presentation and burden for BYT.  She felt the Lord wanted her to come to Thailand and see what … Continue reading →

          Today is the BIG day, Monday, February 20, 2012.  I was in a small guest room behind Omkoi hospital, packing a few belongings into my small backpack in preparation for a huge adventure that I … Continue reading →

There are many reasons why this is not just an ordinary wedding.  1.   The first reason is that God put these 2 together.  They are matched by His direction, and dedicated to His work whatever, wherever and however He leads.  Their hearts … Continue reading →

Do you remember two stories ago I told about a new born baby that was septic and needed hospital care quickly or it would die?  Well this babies’ name is CauNahWood, and please listen with all ears to the rest … Continue reading →

  Sing it with me!  Sing it loud and clear!  God has done a marvelous thing! We give God all the praise and the glory that a human heart can give!   DuPe is alive!  He is home!  It is a … Continue reading →

    Sometimes it seems like it would be a trial to hike in to villages with what seems to me to be a heavy backpack.  Sweat dripping off your nose, your shirt soaked, narrow foot paths that take you … Continue reading →

 (When you are a missionary and you hear that someone out there in the surrounding villages has died, you feel a gut wrenching urgency to find the lost souls for whom Jesus died and impart the knowledge of God.   –But … Continue reading →

    The pastor that comes to BYT once a month wanted to take us to Dee-A-Day village, 2 hours motorbike drive from our home.  I needed no coaxing!   There is a small SDA church in that village that … Continue reading →