My Powerpoint presentation

Mingalaba (Greetings) Here is a map showing Yangon (Rangoon).  This is where I live.

Many International schools are approximately 45 minutes to an hour from my neighborhood and they charge around $150 to $200 per month and would require some kind of transportation service to get kids to school.

I plan to keep the prices at $50 per month for 5 days a week preschool.
I also would love to do student sponsorships which would come to about $500 per year for one child.

I am saddened by the amount of riches that go toward these temples and gods who have no life and then see so many impoverished and oppressed people nearby.

This is the main purpose for why I am in Myanmar.

CEF has many amazing connections for me to plug kids and families into growing environments, good fertile soil.

CEF has  good teacher training courses.  I'm excited because Jan said that I could take a training course and do the written classwork in English.  My spoken Burmese is about 90%, but writing is a different story...

Our landlord from this past year is an amazing man of God.  His family has a home church upstairs in one of their homes.

Our landlord, left, and his two sisters, right front.  Picture taken at their orphanage dining room.

U Win Zaw, Our landlord's sister's husband.  When I was trying to decide what to do next after my resignation, he suggested I start a school.  This brought back the dream I'd had 2 years earlier, to help locals with their English and other needs. 

This is a CEF Sunday school that I attend often.  It is a nearby place to send little believers from our preschool.

Singing at a Sunday school Christmas party.

Many of my friends are volunteer staff at CEF, they are all future prospects for teachers.

I appreciate all of you who are assisting me in prayer and support.    I know that you will be blessed as you bless others.

Burmese script is read like English, left to right, top to bottom.  (Pa ya tha kin gaun gyi pe ba ze) for those of you who may take an interest in languages.