We work where broken hearts and people without hope are waiting for answers...
Thailand, which literally means "land of the free," is one of the most cohesive and integrated societies in Southeast Asia. The Thai people have a reputation for being easy-going, courteous and hospitable, and so the country is also known as the "land of smiles." But are they really free...?
100 new workers needed in Thailand
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A recent careful survey by OMF indicates that nine hundred new workers will be needed for the work of reaching the neglected frontiers: 700 front-line and 200 support workers. 100 of them are needed in Thailand! Will you join us in prayer for the 900 new workers? |
Short Term opportunities
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Come to Thailand by joining our “Serve Thailand” program for 1- 3 years. As a “Serve Thailand” worker, you will receive training and support that will help you to discover where God can use you in the future. For more information click here. |
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News & Stories
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23/06/2009 10:46 am - Granny Bangon "applies" to Jesus For over a year, a Lopburi Church Bible Study group had met in the home where Granny Bangon lived. While she was warm toward group members and had listened in on the praise songs, Bible study and prayers, she never showed much interest in the gospel. Then, one evening...
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23/06/2009 10:49 am - The desert will bloom Ayutthaya Province is normally seen as a fertile "rice basket" of Thailand, but spiritually it is a desert, with very few churches. One small ACT church in Tha Rua has taken up the vision to see churches started in the surrounding districts that have no church.
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23/06/2009 10:52 am - Tree of Life and Living Water In search for a daily living, Keng and his wife, Ohn, left their house and child to help with the rambutan harvest in another province. Ohn has been a Christian for a year now. But her husband, Keng, has been more interested in beer and whisky than the living water of Jesus.