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By David Kho DTS student Today I want to talk about the Christians in Nepal and how, despite coming to encourage and serve, my own heart has been encouraged and served. There’s nothing quite like singing praise to God with a Nepali church, whether large or small, in Kathmandu, Battar, Tikapur, Hetauda, or in a guesthouse, whether understandable to the …
By David Kho, DTS student A small, clear bead of sweat slides down my forehead as I climb the steep and winding dirt steps up the mountainside. As our group reaches the top of the mountain (or “hills” as Abel, one of our interpreters, would say) we decide to stop for a rest. We are on our way to our …
The first part of our outreach in Thailand, we joined a cultural exchange camp. We shared our beliefs and culture with many Buddhist university students. We made a lot of new friends and many of them now hang out at the coffeehouse that the YWAM ministry is running. The next week, a professor at the university where we are ministering …
by Kevin, University DTS student I stood on the shore in far east Asia, talking to God about this nation that had shut itself off from the rest of the world. I was surrounded by some of the most beautiful country I had ever seen. I stepped into the ocean, letting the waves play against my ankles. I dug my …
After our week in the mountains, we came back to the city and have been “treasure hunting.” Instead of hunting for a pot of gold or a pirate's hidden booty, we're searching for people, God's treasures, in the city. We start by praying and asking God to give us a message for someone. The message is often something simple, like …
By Dominic I plunked down in a gap in the wall and took in my surroundings. This ancient wall cut through the heart of the city. Gilded pagodas rose above the wall, stretching their spires heavenward. Down below, the streets teemed with people. The vast gap between the rich and the poor stood out clearly from up here. Even the …
Milda enjoyed spending time with missionaries in China. She came to Bible studies and always knew the right answers. But she wasn’t interested in a personal relationship with God. “It’s time for you to make a decision about God,” her Bible study leader prompted her one evening. “You know a lot about him now. Will you give him your life?” …
Two hours away, in a small village in the province Chaochoengsao, a woman has been praying for someone to share the gospel in her village. God told her He would send a team to her church, and that team would come to her village. But when she talked to her pastor, he said no one was coming…..
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