Serving Orphans In
Thailand
Why We Serve in Thailand
POPULATION:
71,600,000
CAPITAL:
Bangkok
RELIGION:
Buddhist (94.6%), Muslim (4.3%),
Christian/Other (1.1%)
LANGUAGE:
Thai (90.7%), Burmese (1.3%), Other (8%)
What We Strive to Provide to Every Child We Serve
Key Areas of Ministry in Thailand
Education
Because children of migrant workers often do not have access to formal education, we provide opportunities for them to master a range of academic subjects, including reading and writing in both English and Thai, art, math, music, and computer skills. Due to a lack of safe space and parental oversight, we also offer physical education and health and hygiene initiatives. We help students discover and develop life skills such as cooking, gardening, and communication.
Community Outreach
We regularly invite families within migrant communities to dinner, worship services, and Bible teaching. Once a week, a service is held at a local campsite. Bimonthly, all families of the children we serve are invited to go on a 2- to 3-day retreat to the beach, which consists of corporate worship, relationship building, and intentional discipleship/teaching. Sharing the Gospel is the foundational element of our ministry and the catalyst for the social transformation that takes place in other areas. The way to salvation is presented in almost every encounter we have, whether in personal conversations, outreach services, or regular meetings.
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Updates and Stories
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- God’s Good Plans for Joseph’s Life
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“Through evangelizing unreached areas and discipling young leaders, we are helping to develop a new generation of indigenous missionaries that will spread the Gospel dramatically across Southeast Asia!”
Jason Glass
Director
