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Dear Beloved Brethren and Fellow Laborers, We are so excited to share with you seven baptisms in Jawk Taing. Our young people are growing up in
the truth and have decided to follow the way of God! Also, some of the others attending for quite some time have given their lives to God. The angels are singing in heaven!
IN THIS LETTER: Baptism in Chiang Mai, Passover in Burma,
Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, It is always rewarding to baptize a repentant young person who has sincerely given their life to the eternal care of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On Sabbath, the 12th of January, our small congregation of the Church of God in Chiang Mai, shared in the joy of God our Father, His Son Jesus Christ, and all His angels as a young couple from Myitkyina, Kachinland, in northern Myanmar (Burma) were baptized in our newly repaired pond.
25 January 2018 – Dear Brethren and Fellow Laborers, Over the winter break,SengAung, our pastor in Jawk Taing, Myanmar, and his family went to NaMawn in Kachinland. HtooGay, a Legacy grad (who is also finishing up his last year in high school), went along. There we have a small group of brethren of which some are also family to SengAung. It’s quite a long trip. Here is what Seng Pan wrote to me: “Thaungoo to Mandalay 8 hours, Mandalay to Kachin state Hopin town (18 hours by train), Hopin to NaMawn 1 hour by motorcycles. It takes two nights and two days long. We can go by bus too, more quick one and half day long but, more expensive.”
Dear Brethren and Fellow Laborers, First, and foremost, we want to thank all of you for your continued love, unceasing prayers, and donations during this worldwide time of trouble. We are all in this together! We know that many are drawing closer and closer to our Father and His Son as these trials come upon the world. Though we feel the pressures of this world, we can think positively—because one day we will have our promised rest (of which we get a tiny taste each Sabbath)…