Category Archives: Updates

During this last year I joined Facebook for the first time. Often I see people post pictures of delicious food they are eating at their favorite restraunts. I want to post mine here. You see we travel to a different … Continue reading →

At least one third of our time is spent traveling – by foot, motorcycle or truck.   This past week BletJhaw totaled 14 hours of strenuous, dangerous, driving just in 1 1/2 days! Four of those hours were in the … Continue reading →

      My Life: My skin is beginning to sag and my wrinkles are getting deeper My eyes are getting much dimmer and my reading glasses stronger My memory is coming much slower and my mind is more forgetful … Continue reading →

Far out in the jungle mountains, in the midst of heathenism, opium, spirit worship, devil worship, superstition and fear lies a dying man. ChaDree. Not just any man.  We have a huge history with him.  He wanted to worship the … Continue reading →

After this week I must say that every ‘speck of a shred’ of tender regard that I ever had towards the elephants in this area has been forever banished from my heart. Satan has had his way with these brutal … Continue reading →

  What a week of blessings just poured out of heaven on us! MONDAY I will begin with Monday evening at DuPe’s house for Bible study.  We were late because we were detained by treating more patients than usual.  But … Continue reading →

Before they call I will answer and while they are yet speaking, I will hear.” Isaiah 65:24 I prayed earnestly for help with my dentistry skills.  I felt that I was doing my patients an injustice because even though I … Continue reading →

It is incredible how it came to pass that Jonathan Hill, Mission TV video producer for JFA, came to BYT to make a video of our work! They needed to make mission videos, and what better time than the week … Continue reading →

Friday, February 5, SeeHe from CooDooMa village came to visit.   This village is near the big pagoda.  Though we never visited this village before, we know most of the people because they have come to us for medical treatment. … Continue reading →