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Day five in-country was spent doing one more day of teaching, last minute shopping, and spending some time with friends and other "family members" before I had to leave.

It is so good to be back home in a land that is relatively free. It is great to be able to speak freely about Jesus, God, and church. I want to thank you all for your prayers and faithfulness during my trip. It is so good to be back with my family. I know that leaving them from time to time is a part of what I do, when I go to places and teach in Bible schools. However, it is always hard to be away from my favorite people, my family.
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