There is so much to say and so many wonderful things that happened up in the Nessing, but not enough time to tell it all.
Since the first moment we got into Nessing we were welcomed back like family. Many old and new faces and giggles and smiles. Our hearts were overfilled with so much emotion and love since the very moment we saw the village.
The clinics went well. We had one in Nessing and one in Sano Haku, an hours’ hike away. We treated over 320 villagers physically and were affected in some way by every one of them. The children are our favorites, of course. They have such a hold on our hearts. No stomach illness for the team… praise God!
This trip was definitely about relationships. Relationships with the Dhakbari church, relationships with the Nessing believers and our own very personal relationship with God.
We are back and it seems like yesterday we were in Kathmandu getting prepared to leave. We have had our traditional goodbye dinner with Pastor Shem and Sumi. We met Mannu’s wife, daughter and sister and our hearts have grown more intwined with Pannu, Santosh, and Mannu. Mangal is a new face and a new brother.
I will update more detailed day by day stuff with more pictures, but here are some to hold you over…





























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