Myitkyina Trip Report
Meeting with friends and leaders in Myitkyina.
Meeting with Mother tongues Translators
Launching of National Trauma Healing office on the 19th May.
Fellowship with All Nations Church of Christ (ANCC), 24th May
On May 24, I was able to worship together with brothers and sisters from ANCC. I saw many parents came back from their travel. It may have been because of the monsoon, and also because the children’s school opening day is approaching. Including both children and adults, the total number of church members will be over 80, and Pastor Andrew said that those who attend church regularly each week are over 60. I was given the opportunity to share about the church’s future plans and vision and to encourage them. Being able to come to this church gives me great strength. The church members interact and treat one another warmly, united like a family. They have become one in the church’s vision and are eagerly striving to support the church’s ministries and the pastor. From children to teenagers and adults, everyone earnestly listens to the teachings of God’s truth.The pastor is currently teaching-preaching from the book of Exodus this year on the topic “The Slave Mentality vs. the Mindset of God’s children,” which I see is a blessing to all who listen.
ANCC construction in progress (fencing)
I want to acknowledge that God’s grace and purpose for the church among ALL NATIONS CHURCH OF CHRIST is great. Every time I return to Myitkyina, I see that God’s glory is clearly manifested through the church.
BLC in May
Sangdong’s Family
