Thailand has a population of 64 million, the majority of whom speak Thai. Main religion is Buddhism (95%). Only 0.7% are Christian.
Ecclesias: Chiang Mai
ACBM activities
Work commenced in 1985. Several fieldworker visits in 2009 and early 2010 have led to the development of a number of new contacts, particularly among the ethnic groups in northern Thailand. Visits to small, Karen villages, for example, have generated interest in our Bible course and literature and led to the commencement of a translation of a 40 lesson course into Karen. This will also enhance our work in Myanmar among the Karen there. Further fieldworker visits to Thailand’s north are being organised for 2010.
Recent Posts
ACBM NSW Publicity Evening: Â what a fieldworker actually does!
24 September 2024
Insights from Bro Anthony Stone on a recent visit to Thailand with his family.
Read MoreThailand May’20
4 May 2020
Our brothers and sisters in Thailand and Myanmar have certainly been impacted, enduring the same fears and uncertainty and the same drastic, government antiviral measures as many others on this febrile planet of ours. In Chiang Mai, the Bible Education Centre was vacated in the middle of March as fieldworkers made a premature return to Australia.
Read More2019 Update for Thailand
23 September 2019
The Bible Education Centre (BEC) in Chiang Mai is a central feature of our activities in Thailand. The BEC is the home, teaching and resource centre and is the base for fieldworkers who operate the centre year-round. The BEC is conveniently located near the centre of Chiang Mai and has […]
Read MoreSharing the word in Thailand
19 April 2016
I remember the conversation well – so well, that it has been burned into my memory as one of those moments I will never forget. We had only been at the Bible Education Centre (BEC) in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, for two months of our proposed one year sojourn to […]
Read MoreNew contacts? and something different (for us)
19 July 2013
SHARING THE HOPE & SHARING FOOD A mother and son come and do Bible sessions with us. Afterwards they always join us for lunch, and we share what we have cooked and what they bring with them. A POSSIBLE CONTACT COMING NEAR TO YOU? One of the students has a […]
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