Burmese soldiers advance. They kill our animals, take our rice. From our schools they take the learning and the light. They burn our villages and steal our minds. We hear the soldiers’ voices, and we are filled with fear and … Continue reading
Burmese soldiers advance. They kill our animals, take our rice. From our schools they take the learning and the light. They burn our villages and steal our minds. We hear the soldiers’ voices, and we are filled with fear and … Continue reading
What does a refugee camp of 600 people look like? Well a bunch of thatch huts, an orphanage boarding house, a library, a weavery, a bunch of communal wash places, toilet blocks and of course a temple. Here we are … Continue reading
Reading the opening paragraphs of the book of Ruth I was struck by the fact that God cared about an insignificant family displaced from their land and home by famine. God knew their names, He was watching as they traveled … Continue reading
Shan-Tai prayer month, day 6 There are thousands of Shan people living on the Thai border who fled there from Burma when the army seized their lands, but the Thai government refuses to give these displaced Shan people the status … Continue reading