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Article2012PDF

Most of Thailand is Not Truly Buddhist by Lambert, John

While it is true that the majority of Thai people would claim themselves to be Buddhist, the reality is that majority are not what the Thai would call “kreng sasanna” or fully devoted to their Buddhist faith. In fact, most Thai would have a wide variety of things that they respect, worship, or venerate in a typical day or week that would not be considered Buddhist at all. Most of these other things have to do with “spirits” or ghosts of people who are believed to have lived before in a past time.

Book1970PDF

Multiplying Churches through Prayer Cell Evangelism by Smith, Alex

Manual For Church Planting Movements aimed at teaching Christians at the grass roots level to spread the Gospel to relatives and friends, and to multiply churches across the lands.

Article1996PDF

Musical Indigenization by Swanson, Herb

Short article about a first attempt in CCT to musical indigenization

Lesson2005PDF

My Journey to Faith by Sorensen, Arlene

Lessons about people who can be great examples for our lives. Including sheets with stories and questions to talk about.

ArticlePDF

Nan Inta by Swanson, Herb

Short biography entry about Nan Inta, the first baptized Christian convert in northern Thailand, baptized by the Rev. Daniel McGilvary of the Presbyterian Laos Mission

Lesson2005PDF

Newsletter - A Night to Remember by Sorensen, Arlene

Setup, schedule, Bible studies and activities for an English camp about the theme "You are Special".

Article2011PDF

OMF Thailand Summary by OMF Thailand

Overview of the country of Thailand, followed by history of OMF work in Thailand and prayer points

OMFThe Thai Missions Digital Library is managed by OMF Thailand