Lodhi Park - reminded me of Picacho Park in Honduras |
I'm an amazon with my new friends |
Sunday we all felt much more refreshed after a good night's sleep. The church meets in a small banquet room at a local hotel. Worship was AMAZING. God showed up. You can see the anointing on these young people. I had the opportunity to speak and share a bit about what the Lord has been showing me in my own life lately - a challenge in faith... faith in the smaller things, not just the big things. Shari and Eb from our team also spoke, as did the pastor we are working with. It was neat how none of us discussed what we would be sharing ahead of time, but that they flowed together well. Obviously a God thing.
One thing I loved about church was that after service we all had tea. It was very condusive to fellowshipping after service and I enjoyed sitting and chatting with the members.
Walk in the park - You can see Ado chatting it up |
Me speaking at church on Sunday with my interpreter, Dema. |
Several gals from church wore sari's especially for us |
The afternoon was spent on a metro prayer "walk". Instead of the traditional prayer walk, we met with several church members again and they took us on the metro (subway/lightrail). We sped through Delhi and into the surrounding suburbs praying over the city, praying for other people on the metro, and getting to know our India brothers and sisters even more. Again, another delightful day.
It's now Monday morning and we're off to another part of Delhi, Nehru Place, to do a prayer walk, especially as we visit the Lotus Temple. It will be nice to see the real Delhi as we walk.
I also got to Skype with my angels this morning just before they headed off to bed (it's Sunday evening in Phoenix). It was wonderful to see their faces and smiles.
I'll try to continue to keep you updated every few days on our goings-on. Blessings to you and we do appreciate your continued prayers.
Love from Delhi,
Kelly (and Adonai too!)
Sounds amazing sis.
ReplyDeleteLove the info and the pics! And, well, Kelly....you are tall honey. And the great part is that you wear it well! Much loves and prayers, Auntie Penny
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