Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, - The Feast of Tabernacles is over and it is back to the grind for all of us. God gives us a very small taste of the future and it remains only a shadow of what is to come. Three times a year God tells us to gather together before Him. The spring convocations remind us that Jesus Christ died for us so we do not have to die. His sacrifice opens the door for all mankind to obtain eternal life...
Monthly Archives: October 2015
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Would you answer "yes" and die for Jesus? - Well I'm here at the feast of Tabernacles in Chiang Mai, Thailand and the news has come across the airwaves about this shooting at school up in Oregon and I want to talk about that. Ok? It appears that some gunman came to school and lined people up and asked them a question. "Are you a Christian?", and if they said "yes" he shot 'em in the head. If they said "no" or nothing then he shot 'em in the leg. So you think about that...
The laws have changed again! It seems to me like they keep changing the laws every month or so. In order for us to bring students from Myanmar (Burma) to Legacy in Thailand, we must have them attend a Thai language school. In order to attend a Thai language school, they must acquire an Education Visa (ED visa). In order to acquire an ED visa, we must pay a local language school a yearly fee for them to attend on Sundays. They can then attend Legacy school on weekdays.
One of our Legacy students, Stelyn Shwe, came down with Dengue Fever and had to be admitted to the hospital. I just visited with him this morning and anointed him according to God’s instructions in James 5. He is feeling better and hopes he can leave the hospital soon. Dengue is dangerous because it can turn into Hemorrhagic Fever which is very dangerous. It seems we got him to the hospital in time...
40 COG members (including children) gathered at Kyawk Taing, Myanmar for the Feast of Tabernacles with much worship; singing songs to God; and lots and lots of feasting. Seng Aung, our Student Pastor in Kyawk Taing; his wife Seng Pan; Legacy student Htoo Mya Shwe; and our Deacon in Rangoon, U Myo Zaw and his wife Tumar, are there to lead services and festivities throughout the 8 day Feast. Some COG members from other parts of Myanmar were able to attend...