I am yet to venture out from the four walls of the hospital.Being the lone doctor for the moment,I cannot really move out of the campus.
While walking back from the hospital I unconciously walk past my quarters.I have no attatchment to the place whatsoever.
Lakhnadon in many ways feels surreal to me.
I look forward to an extra hand ,hopefully at the beginning of next month.I would like to move out into the villages more often.
Late last night one of the bystanders of one of the patient walked up to my out-patient just to talk to me.She belonged to an Assembly of God background.She lives nearby.She was telling me how her family had single-handedly reached out to three hundred villages in town.
This is a strange place where a lot of work has gone in ,people are surprisingly receptive but they still need to walk in through the gate.
In the meantime we wait....and we pray.
Fifteen days of earned leave after working for two years,I was praying in a house group prayer and worship and pleading with the Lord to show me something ,when it was not forthcoming I surrendered to the Lord and prayed let your will be done and then I saw the Lord walking up a winding road and deep in my spirit I knew He was calling me to follow Him .I did not know where to but I thanked the Lord and said yes. I have been living more in the unseen world than the seen world. Suddenly out of the blue I received a message from Dr Arpit asking me to replace them in Madhipura for a fortnight. I needed to go because things were getting a little intense and I needed sometime to step back and mull some things over. I had no idea why the Lord was taking me back to the old world of EHA , mission hospitals and friends from the yore. Travelling to Madhipura , I continnued to ask the Lord, 'Why this road? I had no idea why I was going where I was going.I am glad I came because I could r
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