Bangkok Mission Report – Year Two
By the grace of God, the Bangkok mission has continued to grow and flourish in its second year. Our purpose has remained the same: to reach people who are disconnected from regular Bible studies and fellowship, and to provide them with a community where they can worship, learn, and grow together in Christ.
Our weekly Zoom prayer meetings have continued to be a blessing to many. These gatherings, which began with just a few families, have now expanded to include more than 12 families and regularly bring together 45–50 people from both Bangkok and Pakistan. Each session lasts about 2 hours, during which we sing worship songs, read passages from the Bible, and then Andy, Moriel’s worker, shares the Word of God. It has been wonderful to see more people join each month, hungry for fellowship and the teaching of the Scriptures.
The prayer room, which was established in our first year with the support of Moriel, has also become a vital place of gathering. We continue to hold 2–3 in-person prayer meetings each month, and the attendance has steadily increased. For many, this prayer room is a safe haven where they can worship freely despite the challenges of security concerns and language barriers that prevent them from attending local churches. After each prayer meeting, we provide lunch and also distribute food boxes to everyone who joins. Most people choose to stay and eat together, which strengthens the bonds of fellowship, but for those who cannot, they are able to take the food boxes home to share with their families. This has been a great encouragement for many who are struggling financially.
Alongside the group gatherings, I have continued regular door-to-door visits to encourage and support individual believers and their families. These visits have been a key part of the mission, allowing me to pray with people in their homes, encourage them with God’s Word, and provide them with spiritual food. Many families face hardships, and prayers and the message of the gospel, have opened hearts and provided hope in difficult times.
The second year of the mission has been a testimony of God’s faithfulness. The increase in the number of people attending both online and in-person prayer meetings shows the hunger and thirst for God’s Word among the people. More than just meetings, these gatherings have become a source of encouragement, spiritual growth, and unity among brothers and sisters in Christ.
I am so thankful for the ways God has been using this mission to reach those who might otherwise remain isolated. We pray that in the coming year, the mission will continue to grow, and that many more will come to know the Lord Jesus Christ personally. I am also very thankful to Moriel Ministries and the supporters of Moriel for their support to help me carry this mission out.
