Following His Footprints


Hi Fellow Travellers / JPs (Jerusalem Pilgrims) of Ps Chai Hok's group (14-24 Sept 2008) !
It's been a week since we returned from that incredible trip to Dubai, Egypt, Israel and Jordan.
How have you been since then?
I, for one, was glad to be back even though it meant back to the grindstone of work.
But how I praise God for this wonderful journey with you all: in holy communion with our Lord - like the picture of our Holy Communion by the Sea of Galilea.

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oskim said…
very good ideas.
will look through thousand copies of the shots and if possible some video clip esp the mud play.
Is this blog safe?
September 30, 2008 at 9:50 PM
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