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22 February 2018 – Dear Brethren and Fellow Laborers, We are overwhelmed with blessings from God with regard to our dear brothers (friends) in Christ. The miracles are too awesome as God works out His plans with His servants here in Asia. – Legacy Youth Program in Myanmar – Every year, Seng Aung (our pastor in Jawk Tiang) has a special Legacy Youth Program during the time the children and young teens are out of school. This year, we have a very special blessing…
Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, 8 December 2016 – The world is a chaotic and confusing place right now. Things are moving even more rapidly toward the End of the Age. It reminds me of Daniel 7:2. “Daniel spake and said, I saw in my vision by night, and, behold, the four winds of the heaven strove upon the great sea.” If one keeps reading in Daniel 7, four beasts emerge from the turbulent waters. The turbulent waters depict the world in a state of rapid and chaotic change. Each beast represents a new world order emerging upon the earth…
Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, Organic gardening has been an integral part of the Legacy school curriculum since its beginning in May, 2002, fourteen years ago. Students not only learn Bible, computer, English, health, and other academic subjects, they must participate in growing vegetables and grain crops to help feed students and teachers at Legacy. The picture above shows Ian Stewart tilling the soil in preparation for sowing corn and beans. Why would we emphasize growing vegetables here at Legacy? The answer is simple…
30 August 2017 – Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, This is an emergency letter appealing for you to help us here at Legacy in Thailand and Myanmar. The Bible tells me: “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.” (Matthew 7:7) So, I am asking, seeking, and knocking. Our donations have dramatically dropped over the past three months. Monthly donations have dropped to 40% of what we usually receive. I am not ashamed to say that we are really hurting. We have an office to run in Chiang Mai with employees, and we send funds to Myanmar on a monthly basis to conduct the ministry and sponsor student’s education in both high school and university. There is also food, clothing, and transportation expenses for them. A 60% drop in monthly donations is devastating. We cannot sustain the Work here on that. We were bare bones before.