Today, there are still many people who are facing hunger and daily hardship. These struggles continue to grow more severe, especially among the patients in our program, who are already living in poverty. Some live alone, suffering from illness and weakness, unable to work or provide for themselves. Even having enough food for each day has become a real challenge. Others have families who work hard to earn a living, but their income is still not enough to provide for their chi

At present, we are facing increasingly hot weather and rising fuel costs. As a result, our team has adjusted our working hours, starting earlier at 7:00 a.m. and finishing at 4:00 p.m., so that we can make better use of the cooler morning hours and work more effectively. In addition, due to the increase in fuel prices, we have chosen to use motorcycles when visiting patients in order to reduce expenses while continuing our mission. Even though the world around us is changing

Lately, we’ve been feeling the weight more than usual — with struggles at home and the loss of people we deeply loved in our programs. It hasn’t been easy, and some days feel heavier than we expected. But in a quiet and unexpected way, this season is drawing us closer to Jesus. When life feels steady, we can easily run on routine. But in the middle of pain — at home or in ministry — we’re reminded how much we truly need Him. We’ve been spending more time just sitting with Him

I wonder what you think about whenever December comes round, lights fill the streets, or festive fa-la-la-la-la songs fill the air. It still warms my heart writing this and thinking about a transformative 2 week experience I had with the local team at Sangkhlaburi - their hope, laughter, and joy - contagious. The team does everything from home visits, kids and elderly outreach programs to manual evacuations and cervical screening tests. Despite several language, dialect and c

She is a paralyzed elderly woman with no family in Thailand. Originally from Myanmar, she came to work in Bangkok when she was young. As she grew older and became ill, she lost contact with her family and was eventually brought back to the village. A kind neighbor who remembered her from her younger days built a small hut for her and lovingly cares for her daily needs. For more than three years, our team has walked alongside her—helping with health assessments, medical care,

After our team had the opportunity to share the story of a family in need of a safe roof over their heads, we witnessed the love, compassion, and kindness of people who reached out to support them through financial contributions. Your generosity has helped make it possible for this family to have a secure and safe place to live. Today, their home has been successfully completed, with a larger living space and a new, sturdy roof that provides them with comfort and safety. We w

On November 11–12, our Shalom and Lantern Light teams had the opportunity to welcome a team from Chi Mei, Taiwan. On the first day, we had the chance to learn many new things together. We spent the whole day studying. In the morning, we learned about basic physical examinations, assessing respiratory diseases, and the heart. In the afternoon, we studied physical therapy for stroke patients and also practiced together. In addition, we learned both theoretical and hands-on prac

We thank God for the beautiful two-day Lanternlight Junior Camp for children with disabilities, held on 14–15 October 2025 under the theme “Grace in Weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:9). From the first morning, laughter and songs filled the camp as the children arrived around noon. They enjoyed games, art, and music, while parents joined learning sessions on health and caregiving. Together, we sang “Jesus Loves Me” in Thai — a joyful reminder of God’s love for all. The highlight wa

Once, I had the opportunity to visit a patient in one of our projects. While we were talking, I noticed a corner of the house filled with...

Life along the border is never easy. This family was forced to leave their homeland and now struggles each day without the rights and...

A joyful remembrance of a dear friend and pioneer nurse Tribute to Ebra from Dr John Freeman Ebra was truly a servant of God, ministering...

PEACE has been hopping now that the Thai children are halfway through the first semester. In August we had another 5 children apply to...

Once a week, we visit Huay Kob Bann Mai Village to spend time and do activities with the children there. This time, we came up with a...

Music and songs are like a positive force that touches the heart, refreshes the body, and strengthens relationships. Even when a song is...

Today was a special day for the Shalom team as we organized an uplifting exercise session for individuals with mobility challenges. Our...

Every night, we have a roof over our heads to rest or to shelter from the rain 🏠☔️there are still many underprivileged people who must...

From 9–10 April 2025, we had the joy of welcoming a 13-member medical mission team from Chi Mei Hospital, Taiwan to Sangkhlaburi,...

Easter is an important day for Christians around the world, as it commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We took this opportunity...

It’s summer break for the students in Thailand. Many of our students have gone off to visit family or parents in other cities, or crossed...

The Shalom team and Lantern Light team had the opportunity to visit an elder named Chatree in the Huay Kob village. During our...