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Thailand #7

It’s July already!

June was one of the busiest months I have had since moving to Chiang Mai. My dad and mom visited for 3 days at the start of the month on their way to Nepal to work with a World Race squad stationed in the capital. Immediately after, Kristina my girlfriend was able to come out and visit and see what my day-to-day looks like in person. I took a trip to the mountains in Vietnam with her for a little R&R and took two days to apply for a new visa at the embassy in Hanoi. This month marked the end of our pioneer teams time here, and our long term team has fully taken the rains of the hostel. Responsibility’s are big these days and I can honestly say I learn something new every day at the hostel. 

Please pray for patience, grace, understanding, wisdom, and endurance as I jump into July head first! Thank you for reading, for your prayers, and for your financial support. 

Chiang Mai – Second a Day – June 2018 from Ravi Almeter on Vimeo.

8 Comments

  1. Love getting your letters and notes. Fun to hear you have a girlfriend and that she was able to visit.

  2. Awesome video! Can’t belive it’s been 6 months already. Looking forward to seeing and hearing what continues to change at the Hostel.

  3. We’ve been praying for you Ravi. We appreciate your updates and look forward to what God has in store for you there in Chiang Mai.

  4. Ravi, so great to hear from you and see how you are persevering and growing more into the position God has you in. I will be praying with my Tuesday prayer group for you and your requests. Bless you mightily!
    Love you, Aunt Carolyn

  5. Ravi, so great to hear from you and see how you are persevering and growing more into the position God has you in. I will be praying with my Tuesday prayer group for you and your requests. Bless you mightily!
    Love you, Aunt Carolyn

  8. Thank you for the card Ravi!! We felt so important to have mail from Thailand and we hung the new picture next to the one of your and your parents from your visit to prompt us to pray! Keep up His work brother

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