The three areas that we went in China. Also, those were

the three places that separated our outreach into
three parts. Hong Kong, Liao Yang(Northern China), and
the Tibetan region which is middle China.

Saying goodbye to two dear friends, Candy and Venus.
(Liao Yang)

Bike Trip

Riding a Tibetan horse!

Riding over to a small house

Overlooking a village

Biking trhough China

Tibetan home, sharing the gospel

Look at Gods beautiful creation!
(Ark Orphanage)

Felipe with some traditional Tibetan monks

Our team on the bike trip, it was snowing!

Building a fence for a family in need

Helping out at the Ark Orphanage

Playing with some Tibetan children

Sharing the gospel to a family

These past few months on outreach to China have been life shaping and changing. Like I said, our outreach is split into three sections. First being in Hong Kong, second in Liao Yang, and third on our Bike Trip to the Tibetan region of China. These pictures above are from the second and third parts of the outreach. Our work in Liao Yang was mostly filled with powerful intercession and prayer for the nation of China and area of Liao Yang. We were called to that area because there is no known mission workers in that area. It was a privilege to be the first in that area to show the love of God and to bring his presence to that barren and spiritually dry area. The people were so welcoming to us and very kind. They easily opened up to us. We stayed there only a week up left impressions on many peoples hearts that their is a God that loves them! Two girls we met on a train helped us out the whole week, I got the chance to personally tell them about Jesus. That moment I will never forget. I also got the personal chance to minister into a mans life in Liao Yang. He was a street worker and cleaned the streets day after day. He was touched by our groups friendly love. He teared up as we left his home town, holding a bible and a christian comic book that I gave him. Very touching to me and I also wont ever forget that moment.

The seven day bike trip in the Tibetan region was a challenge not only was it snowing, but it was in total about 300 km! Riding from village to village was a humbling experience for me. Seeing in the distance the village that we were going to bring Gods presence into was incredible. We sometimes would sing riding into the village or be silently praying to ourselves. Our main goal for this trip was to show God friendly love to the people and to share the gospel to them. A typical senario would be that once we rode into the village we would start giving balloons and candy to the children walking around and playing. That would interest the parents, they would soon find that we "come in peace." Most of the time, the elders would invite us into their homes for tea, seeing us as bikers that were cold from the weather. Then we would build relationship with them, maybe do something practical for them like clean or build, and then share with them why we came! It was great and people were always so friendly! I have so many stories from being on that bike trip, ask me about them some time! It would take way to long to write on here!

Thank you all so much for your prayers and support. God was with us every step of the way from our Chinese visas to coming home safely on the bike trip. No one was injured or severely sick. Gods favor was upon us AND his amazing anointing. I will be putting together a thank you letter with more info about our trip and a little overview of our whole mission trip.

God bless you and your family this holiday season!
Love you all! Its great to be back home for Thanksgiving and Christmas!