Pauls Methods & Northern Thai Church History
Short article comparing Paul's method with methods used by presbyterian missionaries in Northern Thailand
Resources
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Peace and Love on September 11, 2001
Lessons about people who can be great examples for our lives. Including sheets with stories and questions to talk about.
Pentecostals in Thailand
Few short articles about the history of the Pentecostal Movement in Thailand
Persecution
Three short artciles about religious persecution of Christians in Thailand both in 19th century and during 2nd World War
Perspectives on Evangelism
Article about factors for successful evangelistic work among northern Thais.
Please Your Mother, Become a Monk
Becoming a monk is not very popular anymore with young men. But one argument still carries a lot of weight. Therefore in many places throughout the country you now see billboards. They show an idyllic picture of a Buddhist temple, with the slogan: “Please your mother, become a monk!”
Poles Apart
The writer seeks to investigate the reasons for the conspicuous lack of response by Thai Buddhist to the Gospel. He attempts to analyse some of the problems, and then suggests some radical solutions
Practical helps for teaching English
Map for teaching directions, memory game, common words, several conversations, English alphabet in Thai phonetics etc.
Problems and opportunities for church growth in Bangkok
This thesis is an analysis of obstacles and opportunities for church growth in Bangkok, Thailand.
Protestant Christians in Thailand 2009
This booklet gives a overview of the state of the Protestant Church in Thailand in the year 2009. This booklet is based upon research done by Marten Visser's for his Ph.D Thesis "Conversion Growth of Protestant Churches".
Reaching Out to Thai Expats in Australia
A veteran missionary to Thailand discovers new opportunities for ministry to Thai people when he moves home to Australia
Religion and Community Formation in Northern Thailand: The Case of Christianity in Nan Province
Paper studying trends in communal seperation for 18 Christian groups and communities in Nan Province over the course of the three periods of the founding, initial movement, and long-term development.
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