My Journey in Burmese Migrant Primary School

I'm privileged to teach Thai to 24 students of grade 3 and 4 in the mission school of Maesai Grace Church. The students are migrant children who are of different tribes from Myanmar. The majority come from the poor and unbelieving family. Although there are some who are from Christian family, however they know little about Christianity.
It has been one term and one month since I started to teach the students A,B,C of Thai script. After every teaching, I usually pray for the kids, asking the Lord Jesus to bless them with wisdom, understanding,health, happiness and peace. All the kids respect their teacher and are interested in learning Thai. They enjoy their study very much. By God's grace so far the students are able to read the script of Thai gospel songs and Thai national song, and sing them as well. They have touched the love and dwelling of Jesus Christ and they learn to love Jesus and love each other. Praise the LORD.
Here I charge all the readers to pray for the kids, and especially pray for the teachers and staff of Maesai Grace Church, that we may use teaching as a tool to preach gospel. With Jesus passion and burden for the lost souls, let's join our hearts and hands to sow and to water, and our God of love will make it grow and bring to an abundant harvest in due season.

By Peter Chongtima
Thai Volunteer Teacher

Organizational Development Training

In December 2010, we conducted Organizational Development Training for Maesai Grace Church's staff. This training is part of Capacity Building for Migrant Workers Educator and all the staff from Maesai Grace Church funded by TearfundUK.

This training is not only for the training also evaluation meeting for the last whole year, we have a different experience and different stories from last 2010. All of our staff our sharing the stories and experiences from the last, and after that we are praying together for the next year.

We are using and follow the manual from TearfundUK A pillars guide resources.

2010 CHRISTMAS

Our Christmas program is not like a traditional Christian worship style. Every year we celebrated with many non Christian peoples on our program. I think this is the real meaning for the incarnation of God. Sometimes our Christian are celebrated Christmas in our Christian community. About more than 400 non Christian peoples are join with our Maesai Grace Church Christmas program in 24 December.

I hoped this is amazing and the beautiful meaning of Christ incarnation to the World. We have good gathering dinner, Christmas gift and entertainments are include in our program.

Thanks for all of you, for your praying and support our ministries among migrant workers and displaced peoples.
Please see and enjoin with some pictures from during the Christmas program in Maesai Grace Church, 2010.

                                           From Early Childhood Care for Development Center

                                          Children and Their Parents

                                           From Sunday School

                                          From Migrant Primary School

                                           From Youth

                                           The Children are from Migrant Primary School

                                           Myanmar Culture Dance

                                           From Phlipino Children Home

                                          From Primary School

                                           Youth

                                          From Women Fellowship