[stextbox id=”gold” caption=”Reader: FEEDBACK” direction=”ltr” shadow=”true”] 1st Dec 2016 Says: Dear Goldie, So blessed to see my article about visiting Thai prisons in print and not only that but to see Andrew Kam’s testimony about the letter writing aspects of our… Continue Reading
By A Pakistani Christian Danger at work I started working for the church in 2003 and since money was not the biggest goal of my life, I was very happy with the job. I ran a project in… Continue Reading
In Pakistan, the ramifications of a Christian being accused of blasphemy are huge and many. If found guilty, the desecration of the Quran carries a punishment of life imprisonment, whilst the defiling of Muhammad’s name in punishable by death. The… Continue Reading
Summarized by the Editors A group of plaintiffs have submitted a complaint of the discrimination by UNHCR in Bangkok against Pakistani Christian asylum seekers (dated: 15/07/2015) Farrukh Harrison Saif from “Farrukh Saif Foundation”, Keith Davies from “Rescue Christians”, Graham… Continue Reading
Unfortunately he met with hostile treatment by the officials United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in Bangkok. Because he was a Christian they deliberately put him far behind the normal queue. Continue Reading
[stextbox id=”gold” caption=”Reader: FEEDBACK” direction=”ltr” shadow=”true”] 1st Dec 2016 Says: Dear Goldie You have done the right thing in making H T Long’s situation known. Often we think those who minister to us can live on faith and faith alone, especially those… Continue Reading
[stextbox id=”gold” caption=”Reader: FEEDBACK” direction=”ltr” shadow=”true”] 1st Dec 2016 Says: Tim and Teresa Good one be steadfast, immovable – knowing that your labour in the Lord is not in vain. 1 Corinthians 15:58. Now for the next school. God’s work done… Continue Reading
Toilets are such a valued part of Japanese culture that there is a $60 million museum devoted to them If there’s one thing Japan is passionate about, it’s toilets. Potties, loos, restrooms, john, powder room, however you say it, Japan… Continue Reading
