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| A sweet girl named Nandinchemeg who has a very complex heart defect and is unable to be enrolled into our program, but it just so cute. Her mom soaked up hearing the Gospel and we shared a bit about how to pray. |
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| Tuya and Buynaa, my coworker at a special meal called horkhak on our last day of retreat. |
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| Me eating horkhak. I was told if I ate horkhak and drank a cold drink (notice the Dr. Pepper) I would die. Thankfully I am still here. I love my cold sodas. |
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| Beutiful Mongolian countryside-the view from our retreat site. |
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| Our team and retreat speaker enjoying horkhak. It is lamb cooked with hot rocks. Quite yummy! |
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| Got to love the jumping pose! |
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| Tuya, Lora, Emily, Jan, Buynaa, Anya, and Nasa (missing our driver Gune and Gany, who was translating in Toronto) |
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| Namuka and her mom who are going to Texas for surgery this summer. |
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| Me with an orphan Tsegi, who is autistic. I enjoy this sweet girl so much! |
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| Another precious child who lives at the orphanage enjoying some ice cream we brought. |
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| Sara was thankful for her wooden car. I was given 200 cars from an organization called Toys for God's kids. I distributed some to an orphange I enjoy visiting. |
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| She is the oldest girl at the orphanage-12 years. She was practicing her English with me. |
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| Sweet boy! |
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| Lora feeding Tsegi. |
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| I mix of time periods! |
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