Below is the story of Srinuan, the director of CHAC (the Center for HIV/AIDS Affected Communities). Srinuan’s life has been entirely transformed since her involvement at CHAC:
Just a few years ago, before she found Christ, Srinuan was
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Community Development
Conquering her precipice
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Written on October 3rd, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: HIV/AIDS, Thailand
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: HIV/AIDS, Thailand
“The Lord will watch over your life”
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Written on October 1st, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Education, Vietnam
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Education, Vietnam
As someone who grew up in a very structured home, I often took for granted such things as adult supervision, regular schooling, a church home, and a consistent schedule. A Vietnamese teenager named Tran, however, knew nothing of these things …
The role of a servant in the context of violence
Perhaps the role of a servant is to build someone else up to greatness ahead of oneself. In giving up our own notions of superiority, we can truly hear what it is our community needs in order to function best. …
Mobile Medical Clinics
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Written on September 22nd, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Burma, Medical
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Burma, Medical
Our partner in Burma continues to do great work using their mobile medical clinics. They have reported to us that while there is still much fighting in Burma, their locations are relatively safe. In fact, some of their severely ill …
Engaging the Elderly in Chile
The South American country of Chile is not what you would usually consider a marginalized place. However, there is an often-overlooked group of people who can easily be labeled as marginalized – the elderly.
The senior members of the Evangelical …
