Legacy Letter March 2011

APRIL-MAY 2019 – Dear Brethren and Fellow Laborers, We arrived back home in Chiang Mai on the 29thof April. The Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread went very well and all was truly blessed in every way. This is the dry season and we had soaring daily heat (41-43Cor 105F+/-). The heat, the bumpy bridge, and dirt pathway prevented Leon getting to the church compound. Though water levels are low at the church compound, the “miracle well” still produces daily water. We have many pictures to show, but first we want to share…

18 August 2016 Dear Friends and Fellow Laborers, During the Olympics in Brazil, the Egyptian Judo contestant refused to shake the hand of his victorious Israeli opponent, a breach of Olympic etiquette. Why is there so much animosity by Muslims shown toward Israel and the Western nations? Some people try to blame it on the Crusades, but it goes far deeper than the battles between the Franks and the Muslims for control of the Holy Land in the eleventh and twelfth centuries…

12 February 2016 – Hello Friends and Fellow-laborers,
Graduation is now over. This year we graduated five young men who successfully completed three years at Legacy International Leadership Training Center. After the invocation, I spoke about the goals of another leadership training school known as West Point. The main purpose of West Point is not just to study the art of war. The main purpose is to train young men and women in character development so they can serve as leaders in the world…

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.”