On a delightfully warm Sabbath afternoon, we assembled with the church members for our sundown worship service to conclude the Sabbath in a beautiful setting, outside of Surin's downtown.
Since the majority of afternoon Sabbath services were held in the church, we hardly ever had our outdoor Sabbath late-noon worship.
Our first choice, a government-owned farm park, was pleasant, but as closing time drew near, we were asked to vacate. After that, we moved to a large lake area nearby that provided an incredible view.
It was nice to have the opportunity to breathe out and worship God at the end of the day while admiring His creation. I would describe it as nature-tripping, and the sensation of inhaling every clean air that touches your face was extremely relieving and soothing. I was glad the church had thought of it, and the kids were happy to roam around without having to worry about us adults constantly guarding them.
