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Photos and short notes from events, relationships, and life among the Tai Yuan of Northern Thailand.

Elaine Canfield · September 29, 2026

Team Work Retreat

We, as a Tai Yuan Team, gathered in Chiang Mai to have fellowship, updates, vision casting & prayer. It was a great time being all together. The kids had a wonderful time & we were all quite exhausted after…but a good exhausted. :)

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Zac Canfield · September 11, 2026

Rainy season always brings surprises! 🌧️

Just as we were preparing to join our church family for a camping weekend, the rain started pouring—and the water started rising. Before long, our house and much of the surrounding area were dealing with flooding. Thankfully, the rain has stopped for now! Please pray with us that the rain will hold off long enough for the water to recede and that everyone affected by the flooding will stay safe. 🙏 We’re still hoping to join our church family tomorrow if the water goes down!

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Zac Canfield · September 2, 2026

Baking Workshop

We had a great turnout for our baking workshop, including few students who are not Christians. Elaine led the baking and then shared part of her testimony, followed by a time for questions and answers. Afterward, our local pastor friends shared the gospel with the group. Overall, it was a fun and encouraging time of building relationships, learning together, and sharing about Jesus. *Please pray for the 3 unsaved students that heard the gospel*

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So glad it went well!! 🥰

— Cyndi Wilson

What a great opportunity. We’ll pray for those girls.

— Debby Canfield

Zac Canfield · August 31, 2026

School 2026-2027

A new school year begins and this year we have 4 full-time students.

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Zac Canfield · August 27, 2026

Afternoon Hike

After church, Zac and the 3 oldest joined a group from church on a hike. Amazing views and fun rocks to climb.

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Looks great

— Zac

This looks really nice. It wouldn’t let me install the app, however.

— Steve Canfield