>Thanks for welcoming me John!
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>Yes I agree with you that U.S. is a very charitable country. And we'll owe a lot from the U.S. for the rest of our lives.
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>My wife is a NURSE by profession and if we will only think of ourselves, we've already immigrated their earlier as most of my wife's relatives are luring us to do it. I believe that regardless of the state of moral values in the U.S., it's up to the parents or individuals whether to give in or to stand their ground. But, I am pastoring a new local new church (2nd anniversay this coming June)here inside the mall with over 100+ attendees every sunday plus weekdays gathering at night. This new church is one of hundreds of local churches of the Jesus Is Lord Church - the biggest independent Christian Church in our country today. JILC has 37 outreaches all over the world and still growing. With that I am thankful because I belong in this dynamic church. I also understand that if God wants us to be planted somewhere, by all means we are very much willing but todate, I can't see the opportunity maybe because of my passion to help build our Christian community here. So what I want to say is
>that regardless of where you are in the globe, if you know your purpose in life, you can be successful.

That's great to hear. My cousin was a missionary in Manila several years ago. They just retired from mission work, where they spent their last 10 years in the American Indian nation. They were missionaries in your country before that. Here's a link to my church's website http://www.bellevue.org

It sounds like you are well grounded. I wish you luck in your endeavors!