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It’s 108 Degrees Fahrenheit!!
It’s been a wicked last 10 days, with temperatures soaring above 100 for what I was told has been an unusual stretch for Laos. In fact, this week the MOES (Ministry of Education and Sports) announced that schools without air-conditioning … Continue reading
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Tagged education, english, laos, overcoming-challenges, school, serving-others, struggling-overseas, teaching, thankfulness
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From Laos, Suntisouk Center News: Word is Spreading!
Yes, folks, word is spreading! It’s been 2 weeks since my last post and I must say, news from here is uplifting and positive. 14 new students at various levels and ages have joined our different classes. We have … Continue reading
Week 2 in Laos: Learning about the Educational System
It’s Christmas weekend, everyone! Merry Christmas! (ສຸກສັນວັນຄຣິສມາດ) It’s been an exhausting week in some ways but in others, quite astounding, eye-opening, productive and blessed. My goal this week was to visit the classes the Center offers. The GMFs (Global Mission Fellows, … Continue reading
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Tagged laos, laos-christmas-weekend, laos-educational-system, teachers, teaching
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