Dang, Chitwan

Hello again - Here is how our evangelism works - Through a translator, we walk the kids through the story of the creation, fall, flood, the birth, life, death and resurrection our Lord Jesus. In many cases we have a large proportion of Hindu children present. Afterward, we hand out book bags with HCLCN information on them. Grant and I are on the same team with cousins Shelby Shwab and Ana Pavey. Coming up: a fun break before a hard trek.


Location: Pokhara, Nepal

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