It is truly a blessing to be able to experience all that I am here. The only downside is that after it rained yesterday, the steps at the place where I was meeting was wet. Most of it was dry but I happened to step on the side that was not dry and up and down I went-LOL. I landed right on my butt and push my hand down to keep from hitting my head on a jeep. Nothing is injured but my butt is really sore. It only hurts when I walk. But praise God that I was not injured in any way.

Please continue to pray for those Kisan people who accepted Christ that they will grow in their faith and understand God’s Word. Pray also for the deaf people that I am meeting here. Many of them shared last night that they came from Hindu and Muslim backgrounds. According to their culture they are not supposed to disobey their parents or make any decisions without their parents’ permission. Since they accepted Christ when their parents disagreed, they are now facing a lot of persecution from their family, neighbors, etc. The deaf here are poor and cannot really afford to live on their own. So even those who are married still live with family. It is encouraging to see their boldness and passion for the Lord and willingness to witness to their family and neighbors despite the persecution. Pray for them!

As always thankls for the prayers. I will be traveling tomorrow to another location to meet more deaf believers. They are passionate people and very loving. One lady just hugged me as we walked to get some snacks. Too bad I couldn’t communicate with her but my smiles and hug was good enough I guessJ

Thanks for being a part of this through prayer!

Blessings,

Shamalia