We went to an English service on Sunday morning but there were more Indians than Westerner’s, it was a great service.  We sang traditional hymns about 15 minutes then praise songs for 15 minutes with keyboard, 2 guitars, drums and 3 singers.  Then the kids went to Bible study and the preacher spoke for about an hour, I think he was from the UK.  The only real difference is there was no invitation.  If you want to join, you talk to the pastor privately.

We came home and rested most of the afternoon.

Sunday night we went to Dad’s jobsite where his friend has a service that is for the locals and it is all in Hindi.  Did not understand a word but it was wonderful to see the people worship.  There were about 40 adults and 10 kids and all are new to the Christian religion.  They were so into it and listened to every word the pastor said and praising God with all they had.  They took the kids to a side room for a Bible Study and the leader spoke in Hindi and then translated it into English for Hannah.

They served some Indian snacks afterwards.  One was a fried wrap with potatos and peas, it was good but a little spicy.  The other was like a mini funnel cake but not the same. 

It is obvious that the work being done here is having some effect.  You have to be discreet and careful, but the Lord takes care of the rest.