The latest issue of the Legacy Leader hit newsstands today – or students’ desks as it were. In this issue, students wrote primarily about places of interest around Chiang Mai. Find out the place to get the best view of Chiang Mai, where to buy almost anything,…read more
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Dear Friends and Fellow-Laborers, Legacy Institute will once again sponsor a Feast of Tabernacles site in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Local Karen tribal members from Thailand and Burma (Myanmar), as well as students and volunteer administrators and faculty from the Legacy Foundation Leadership Training Center will also be in attendance. Foreign visitors are always welcome to attend.
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.
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New Garden, New Students Of course, we’ve had the new garden and the new students for awhile now. The new garden was […]