Yexus hais rau cov thwjtim hais tias, "Nej cia li mus thoob plaws lub ntiajteb no thiab qhia Txojmoo Zoo kom sawvdaws hnov." Malakaus 16:15 (Hmong) / "...Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation" Mark 16:15
Monday, July 23, 2012
Baptism July 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Prayer Request!
Somboon
Friday, May 25, 2012
Please pray!
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Please pray for the Hmong in Vietnam!
http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Hanoi-jails-eight-Hmong-Christians-for-disturbing-security-24240.html
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Students Evangelizing in Hmong Village
Student Evangelism in Hmong Village
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Student Bible Training & Worship
For the next four weeks, the kids (10 girls and 9 boys) will be having Bible and training at the Center. The schools in Thailand have their summer break from March through May. They will be studying Bible and English in the mornings, evangelism and music/crafts in the afternoons and worship and devotions in the evenings. Here are some pictures of the students studying the Bible.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
White Unto Harvest!
I (Duane) went to visit a Hmong village recently. One man had recently lost his wife. She had been very sick for several months. The Gospel has been shared with this man many times on different occasions over several years. He listens but is resistant to accept Christ as his Savior. He is about 60 years old. Please pray for his salvation. In another village we were asked to pray for a Hmong woman who lost her husband about two and half years ago. He had been dealing and using drugs. The drugs finally took his life. He left behind a wife and three children. It is hard for her to keep everything going without a husband. She is a fairly new Christian.
Most of the Hmong are very poor. The Thai government has tried to help the hilltribe peoples to plant corn, flowers and other vegetation in place of opium. They do not make much money from this so many have reverted to planting opium which is much better cash crop. As a result, many are becoming addicted or put in prison. In Thailand, dealing in drugs means a life sentence generally without parole. This may involve both parents being in prison leaving the children without parents.
It breaks our hearts to see Hmong people suffer. As Jesus said, “Truly, the fields are white unto harvest.” Please pray!
His servant and yours,
Duane & Kathy
Friday, March 16, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Hmong Foundation Projects
Hello everyone,
This is the project that I have written up [If you would like a copy, please email Duane Carmody at dc_kc73@hotmail]. I believe that it’s necessary and will help the children here. It looks like a lot of money, but when God moves on peoples’ hearts I know that God can make it happen. Please send this project on to whoever you feel may be interested. They are currently building a bridge here in Chiang Khong between Thailand and Laos. Because of this bridge, land here is very expensive now. We would really like to have our own land because we just throw money away every month in rental fees. But if we have our own land, then even though there isn’t any money coming in from overseas, we could still live on the land that is ours. Also, there are currently almost 30 people living here with us, and we only have one vehicle. That one truck isn’t big enough for everyone. If God suddenly calls me home, I would like to leave these things to those who come after me. We are all the body of Christ and I believe that if we all work together and help a little here and there, we can do this. I don’t know what will happen tomorrow, but I do know that today I want to do my best for God. I would like to share this vision with many people and those who have a heart to share in this vision with us can do according to God’s will. Thank you very much and we appreciate your prayers!!
God bless you.
Somboon