of tribal students sang in the Meo
and Karen diaects.
After the service the visitors
were taken on a tour ol the school
plant. We were well impressed by
the nedatness of the students in
both the girls’ and boys’ dormi-
tories and were happy to see the
progress being made in the school
Already two
administration
building program.
dormitories, the
butlding, cafeteria and classroom
block and the
library have been completed.
Not
was made available for the Academy
and Tribal Center. This had been a
great blessing to the farm and build:
ing progran.
No one knows just how much
new chapel and
long ago a new actor
longer the great land of Thailand
will be open for the preaching of
the gospel. We do know that ume
and that which is to be
done, must be done quickly
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W. L. Wilcox, President
Southeast Asia Union Mission
MESSENGER
THE
This beadtital jungle chapel was recently
built in Fang, northern Thailand.
MOST BEAUTIFUL JUNGLE
CHAPEL
Members of the Fang Church a
Long O in northern Thailand, doe
nated over 10U tours fabor cach to
build their beautiful jungle chapel
during a four-week period. Tt os
constructed of hollow blocks, with
A gospel beacon in the country of Laos, is this new church in rhe capital city of
Vientiane, Pasior Sunti Sorajjakoot, Thailand Mission President, and Pastor Sopun
conducted a dedication service on September 28,
November- December
asbestos sheets for roofing. Ihe
cost of the materials, US$1,075.00),
was donated by Elder and Mrs,
LaVerne Tucker of the Quiet Hour
radio program mn the United States.
Over 60 attended the dedication
il, and hve
baptized. A
service an October
precious souls were
Lay evangelistic effort was conduct:
od in the chapel in November and
members plan another effort early
NeXU year
Abel VV.
Dieec tor
Thailand Mission
Pangan, Sabbath School
W. MALAYSIA-
SINGAPORE
CHURCH MEMBERS WETNESS To)
BIBLICAL VIEW OF DEATH
Asia
Church members distributed 1000
Bidaday
Cemetary on AIL Souls” Day and
Day, November | and 2.
Southeast Linton Colleae
racis in the Christian
All Saints
Every vear many Christians come
to the cemetary opposite the cof-
fewe {oo pay thelr respects to the
dead by bringing Sowers to deco-
ate the graves. In the evening the
cemetary os lighted by hundreds of
Candies,
Phis year teams of young people
stood at the
cemetary distributing an Lnglish
tract entitled, "What Happens When
You Die?’
Today tract. Though it was raining
main gales of the
and a Chinese Hope for
slightly on Sabbath afternoon, some
boys went around the cemetary
giving out tracts to those who were
visiting the tombs of foved ones.
On Sunday, when more people
came, ong team passed out 400
tracts in halt an hour. The Investors,
amusical group, sang religious songs
whiie giving out tracts. When the