Thailand Mission Trip Part 2: Udon Thani

After spending the night in Bangkok at a mission house we jumped on a short flight to the Udon Thani province. This is where we spent the rest of our time and where we did the majority of our witnessing. The people of Udon Thani were very kind. We enjoyed many wonderful authentic Thai meals most of which included my favorite side, "sticky rice". It was rice that was tender and soft but would stick to itself making it easy to eat with chop sticks or even your finger, kind of like you would bread. They even had different dipping sauces for it.

This was a series of fountains on the roof of our hotel in Udon Thani.

A view of the Udon Thani province.

This was one of the places where we ate. The food was incredible, especially if you like spicy things.

This is the sticky rice.

Here we are outside of a Buddhist Temple with some of the local teens that we were witnessing to.

This was at one of the elementary schools that we went to. While we were there we played games and sang with them.

One of the nights that we were there we went to a trading market. This was where we saw this baby elephant.

We even got to play a couple games of tag football.

Thailand Mission Trip Part 1: Bangkok

This was my first time going on an international mission trip. I went with a group from Lakeview Baptist Church in Auburn. Even though the trip was only a week long we packed a ton of witnessing into it. We traveled to Udon Thani where we with a missionary family. Over the course of the week we went to several schools and parks where we sang, performed dramas, handed out tracks, and whitnesed. In total we saw over 30 people saved. The trip was a wonderful testimony of how God uses those who are willing to go where he leads.

This was the plane that took us direct from Atlanta to Seoul South Korea, just a short 20 hour flight.

This was everyone that went on the trip and the local missionaries that we joined up with.

Our first stop for food once we reached Bangkok. "Sawadee Crop"

Aside from tuk-tuks this water taxi was one of our primary sources for transportation.

A row of tuk-tuks waiting for customers needing a ride.

This was at a Hindu temple in downtown Bangkok. They were performing a ceremonial dance.