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Doing Mission Through Relationships

Posted March 22nd, 2019

A Letter from Choon and Yen Hee Lim, Choon serving as World Mission’s regional liaison for East Asia | March 2019

New Opportunities

Posted April 11th, 2016

A letter from Esther Wakeman serving in Thailand|March 2016

Critical Experiences

Posted December 16th, 2015

A letter from Sharon Bryant serving in Thailand|November 2015

CVTs and Their Impact

Posted November 20th, 2015

A letter from Sharon Bryant serving in Thailand|September 2015

Persecution and Hope

Posted November 19th, 2015

A letter from Barry and Shelly Dawson serving as Regional Liaisons for Southeast Asia, based in Thailand

Students Coming to Faith

Posted November 6th, 2015

A letter from Esther Wakeman serving in Thailand|October-November 2015

God at Work at Payap

Posted November 6th, 2015

A letter from Esther Wakeman serving in Thailand|September 2015

The Other Thailand

Posted October 27th, 2015

A letter from Barry and Shelly Dawson serving as Regional Liaisons for Southeast Asia, based in Thailand

Interpretation Assignment

Posted July 23rd, 2015

A letter from Barry and Shelly Dawson, Regional Liaisons for Southeast Asia, on Interpretation Assignment in the U.S.

An Expanding Ministry

Posted June 29th, 2015

A letter from Sharon Bryant serving in Thailand

june 2015 – an expanding ministry

Dear Friends in Christ, There is joy in my heart as I watch Ken and Martha Anderson and Esther Kim, our three new mission workers with Christian Volunteers in Thailand (CVT), settle into their new homes and begin work here in Thailand. I am grateful to have them. In past letters I have shared with you how the political upheaval in Thailand scared away a number of prospective volunteers. After the coup d’etat last May, we received only two new CVT mission workers last fall and three this spring, while nine CVT mission workers completed their terms of service and returned home. But the interim government in Thailand has worked hard to restore order and keep things calm, and I am delighted to report that we will receive 11 new CVT mission workers over the next six months!