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2014 Feast of Tabernacles, Chiang Mai, Thailand – Package Details

Feast of Tabernacles 2014 Chiang Mai, Thailand – Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, All is arranged for the Feast of Tabernacles in Chiang Mai, Thailand. All costs are approximate and figured at the rate of 30 Thai Baht per one U.S. Dollar. It will be to your advantage if the Dollar gets stronger. – ROOM RATES and ADVANCE BOOKING – The Empress Hotel and Convention Center has once again given us special rates. Rooms at
the Empress can already be reserved. Here are rates if the room is booked in advance through the Legacy Institute by the 15th of August.

Thai king makes 1st trip outside Bangkok in years
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Thai king makes 1st trip outside Bangkok in years

Friday May 25, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit and HRH Princess Sirindhorn, left the SiriratHospital where he has been under medical care since September 2009, to travel by motorcade to the old capital of Ayutthaya…

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Legacy Letter July 2015

I don’t have to wonder what God thinks. Now lest I be accused of “hate speech,” let me just say up front: that God does not hate gays, lesbians, transgenders, or bisexuals. He does not hate anyone that goes against the natural order He created in the Garden of Eden. He loves all mankind and wants all to live forever in love and peace in His Kingdom. What He hates is sin…

A Journey to Another World and a Sudden Return
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A Journey to Another World and a Sudden Return

“A Journey to Another World and a Sudden Return”

The experience of a Volunteer of the Legacy Foundation during the Covid-19 Outbreak,
written by Leonhard Huett

Lately the news is dominated by the Covid 19 headlines, becoming the predominant topic anyone talks about. Amidst the early stage of the outbreak with not yet too many regulations in place but a wave of panic steadily taking over the global discourse, I set out to experience a whole new world: Myanmar and more specifically Jawk Taing, a small yet idyllic village in the midst of a jungle in the Bago Region, the north-eastern part of the country.