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This study deals with Christian revival and specifically Christian revival in the Presbyterian Church of Thailand. It is an in-depth ecclesiological analysis and evaluation of the Thai revival through John Sung's campaigns of 1938-1939.
Short entry about the history of the Church of Christ in Thailand
Short articles about churchmodel within CCT in north Thailand and approach to leadership shift to local people.
This book gives the reader a proper understanding of the country, its culture and religion, which help to show the barriers of resistance that have been erected to the Gospel and ways in which these walls of resistance can be brought down. Even though it was written over 20 years ago it is just as applicable today as it was back then.
Article about the state of the northern Thai church from Rev. William Clifton Dodd's "Narrative for the Year ending Oct 1886." Such narratives, frequently entitled, "Narrative on the State of Religion in the Presbytery," were considered by many presbyteries in the United States to be annual reports of the condition of their churches. This particular narrative provides us with a unique look at the state of the northern Thai church after twenty years of missionary evangelism and church work. What follows in this essay is an informal commentary on the narrative, using it as a starting point for reflecting on the early history of the northern Thai church.
This paper is about a few of Thailand's early Protestant Christian missionaries and events which contributed to the development of the Thailand hierarchy. These people often interacted with two of Thailand's kings. The missionaries contributed to the introduction and spread of English, the standardization of the Thai of the Bangkok court, and its establishment as a national language, doing so both independently of, and under the invitation and/or direction of, the kings or their officials!
Short description of the Evangelical Fellowship of Thailand
Short article about what was probably the first public Christian worship service in Thai.
This research examine how the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Thailand came into being. It explores the development from the starting of the Lutheran pioneer mission in 1976 to the founding of an autonomous Lutheran church in 1994. It also examines the Lutheran mission enterprise in Thailand in relation to contemporary international mission thinking and to local perspectives such as contextualisation and the adaptation of the mission work to Thai society.
Few short articles about christian marriage
Is the first in a series of three books published about the lives and experiences of the Eubank's family over a period of 44 years in Thailand
Short article about Revivalism and Pentecostalism in Thailand particularly about Presbyterian sources of Thai revivalism.