OMF Thailand Yesterday and Today
A brief summary of the history of OMF in Thailand, from the 1950s to the 2012, with attention to indigeneous biblical church planting movements
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A brief summary of the history of OMF in Thailand, from the 1950s to the 2012, with attention to indigeneous biblical church planting movements
Official statement from the president of the "Hope of Thai People" Foundation, detailing the inappropriate actions of founding pastor Dr. Kriengsak Jarernwongsak and subsequent events which lead to a major church split and splintering of the "Hope of Bangkok" association of churches.
This article outlines the rapidly increasing level of missionary activity by Thailand’s Protestant churches and then notes a tendency for missions to flow from groups of higher prestige and socio-economic power to groups of lower prestige. Noting that the same pattern is observable among Christian missions worldwide, the author calls for greater attention to the patterns of church-mission partnerships, greater openness to spiritual leadership from groups of lower status, and greater attention to the work of non- Western missions worldwide. He also notes that failure to correct these patterns could sometimes lead missions to overlook the very kinds of movements among less respected peoples that had given rise to the churches in which their own personnel had been raised.
Very short overview of northern Thai Church History starting with Rev. Daniel McGilvary and Sophia Bradley McGilvary arriving in 1867.
Article about Pa Wan, a christian woman and the first student at the Laos Mission Theological Training School
3 short articles about Catholic church history in Thailand speaking about Padroado (patronage), Propagande Fide (catholic mission agency) and Catholic evangelism.
Lesson 1 of 4 for English teaching about the life of Jesus
Lesson 2 of 4 for English teaching about the life of Jesus
Lesson 3 of 4 for English teaching about the life of Jesus
Lesson 4 of 4 for English teaching about the life of Jesus
Few short articles about pastoral counseling in the CCT, the CCT's struggle with pastoral care and self-support for churches and rural groups.
This study investigates the patterns of patron-client relationships in Thai society. It primarily deals with the relationship between church leaders and members. It covers a wider spectrum of relationships within the church, especially where one person exercises influence over another.
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