Sorry about no blog last night; we finished the dinner with the pastors wives too late.

The cultural music and dance program were wonderful. The music definitely added to our heart's cry for Mongolia and her people. Most of the performers were from Hetee's church. I greeted the ladies for you and then had Sue, Barb, and Katya share for a few minutes. After that I had our entire team of ladies lay hands on and pray for the leaders and the performers. A very sweet time of ministry.

One of the dancers was the young girl you prayed for on one of your journeys where God healed her broken arm. This same girl's grandma died yesterday. I went with Hetee to visit the family: seven people (three adults and four children) living under an apartment stairwell in a space no larger than a long twin bed. The three little boys, probably eight, four, and two years) were eating bread with sugar for their meal. None the less, the family was praising God in their grief because they knew Grandma was in heaven. The memorial service will be on Wedensday and we will attend. I intend to ask the team members to help the family financially with the expenses of the funeral.

The opportunity I had to minister to the Abundant Life Church's retreat group was very exciting. This was indeed a divine appointment; that they were using the same hotel as we and that we happened to encounter the pastor in the hall after praying for a young disabled man and then to be asked to share with his people, WOW! I also taught Hetee's leader training class after church yesterday. Church with hundreds of Mongolian believers was AWESOME!!

The ladies are beginning to develop relationships with the Mongolian women and are being invited to various homes for fellowship. We are being touched very deeply in our hearts by this experience and some, like Tammy, do not want to leave, and Vera has found new destiny and purpose for her ministry life. Diana has arranged to spend time with the dance team from the church, probably to learn a few new steps but also to teach her heart for dance in the worship of God.

Many activities are planned for the next three days which will involve a lot of one on one ministry. We are expecting many more healing and miracles. Physically the team is holding up very well; Kathy is having some problem with an old injury to her leg, but she has not missed anything and continues to overflow with her bubbling love of Christ. And, the weather has been quite nice, praise God.

We will send out a report later about today's adventure in God. I'm off to our morning devotion with the team.

With a cry for Mongolia,

Rodney