Author Archives: Ray

Wow! It came and went so quickly, but the Pastors Conference was again a huge success! We sent Greg, a senior pastor from Newcastle Australia, for his second trip to Myanmar. Here’s what he had to say about the conference. … Continue reading →

Expected costs: To get Greg there: $2000 For the conference [80 pastors (food/travel/accom), resources, building], faculty training, graduation: $10,000 How to donate: 1. Direct debit to: BSB: 062831 Account No: 1023 1603 Account Name: Hope Myanmar Partnership Aust. Inc. Reference: … Continue reading →

Natural disasters seem to have dominated the news headlines relentlessly for months now. In our age of technology, we are seeing graphic footage and hearing realtime accounts such that we are shocked more than ever before. It’s only been recently … Continue reading →

Work has already started on the 3 acres of land purchased by HMP last year.College students and staff have begun clearing trees and building shelters with plans to start a Blossom-style community preschool there to build relationships and trust with … Continue reading →

Just in the last week, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck the towns of Tachileik and Tali near the Thai and Laos boarders. News reports have struggled to find out more but Lincoln told us recently that hundreds of people have … Continue reading →

Thanks again to those who financially and prayerfully supported this event. At last year’s conference, pastors were introduced to the concept that the Old Testament points to and is fulfilled in Jesus (Biblical Theology). This year David C, a pastor … Continue reading →

Lincoln and college students were recently involved in teaching at a Youth Bible conference in Kalay, Chin state.Leah and Naomi also lead a women’s conference, teaching about ‘Living a Godly Life’ from Titus.

Being able to speak English in Myanmar can mean better employment opportunities and open the door to a broader worldview and ability to think critically through reading English literature. Much of the Christian literature produced and books donated to the … Continue reading →

For $50/month ($600/year) you can help train a young person in Myanmar to spread the gospel and teach the Bible. Students graduating from Restoration Bible Institute often go on to work in full-time ministry, evangelizing, pastoring churches, leading children’s ministries … Continue reading →

In January a team of 5 of us headed to Myanmar. The primary purpose was to take Hunter Bible Church Senior Pastor, Greg Lee to preach at the annual preachers conference. Brooke, Dave, Jes, and I (Andrew) went to teach … Continue reading →