Update from Bangalore. Nathan doing well and will fully recover! Praise God! We have stepped out in faith in the past few days to get Nathan and his Dad home. Nathan had not been given release from hospital, but if we were to get Nathan home ASAP and to get Shaun onto the same flights, we booked flights before medical advice in allowing travel! Insurance also won't pay without medical permission. Shaun had booked a flight back home from Bangalore to Bangkok ...

Hi from Delhi, After a ery early start from the hotel we began our long trip in a comfortable a/c bus to Agra. Many of us slept along the way. When we arrived at the Taj car park we were put in electic cars to ride the final km to the Taj gates! India goes environmental! We entered through the East Gate where the city people were able to stay when it was first built (these rooms are now empty.) The initial view of the Taj Mahal was breathtaking! So white and ...

Dear Everyone, The group are in Delhi and travelling to the Taj Mahal . Talking with Paul last night all are tired but healthy! Nathan is recovering miraculously and I hope to take him out of hospital today. Thanks for all your prayers. Indian hospitals are an interesting experience where you have to supply own drugs, food, soap, toilet paper etc Shaun flies in today and it will be great for Shaun and Nathan to connect. We are currently planning how to get ho...

HI everyone, I have had gastro for 16 hours, am recovering. Group have gone to Mysore for a wonderful day of sightseeing and hopefully elephant riding. They will have fun. Please pray for Nathan. He has had a fever and been hospitalised.Pray for wisdom for the doctors, myself and Shaun Beovich in what to do and for healing for Nathan. I will be staying with Nathan in Bangalore while the group continues their journey - flying to Delhi and going to the Taj Maha...

Dear Friends, The group had a wonderful time yesterday, starting with Mc Donalds for breakfast! They then travelled for around 4 hours on a bus to Mysore for an adventurous day. In the grounds of Mysore Palace after absorbing all the history (built in the 19th century) they rode elephants and camels and continued sight seeing with many hagglers trying to sell them goods and chattles. I'm sure the photos you'll see on their return will be magnificent. Apparent...