Steve Curtis
Puritan Board Senior
For almost a year, I have been working with a brother who is in Myanmar. He is an indigenous pastor and church planter. He is solidly Reformed. He planted the first church in 2003, and now there are 12 churches calling themselves the Reformed Church of Myanmar. (They are not related to any of the similarly named churches in that country.) RCM is principally located in the south Chin Hills, nearly 1000 miles from Yangoon. You can Google Mindat, Myanmar to get an idea of their location. This is a very poor region, but the Lord is doing a great work there.
My friend's access to the Internet is limited because of the expense. He has said that shipments of Christian literature would likely end up "lost" somewhere along the way. He says that their greatest needs are for training, so that they can equip pastors. Further, there is no Bible in their dialect, and most of the people in this area do not speak or read the national language (Burmese).
While I (and they) would certainly appreciate prayer for them, I put this in the missions forum because he is pleading for someone to come to them and work with them on the ground there. Were it not for my wife's health condition that requires me to be close to her, I would go. If anyone on the PB knows of any missionaries in that country or region who might be interested in even a brief trip dedicated to intense training in doctrine, I would very much like to communicate with them.
(I have never tried an attachment on here, but this is supposed to be some pictures of them!)
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My friend's access to the Internet is limited because of the expense. He has said that shipments of Christian literature would likely end up "lost" somewhere along the way. He says that their greatest needs are for training, so that they can equip pastors. Further, there is no Bible in their dialect, and most of the people in this area do not speak or read the national language (Burmese).
While I (and they) would certainly appreciate prayer for them, I put this in the missions forum because he is pleading for someone to come to them and work with them on the ground there. Were it not for my wife's health condition that requires me to be close to her, I would go. If anyone on the PB knows of any missionaries in that country or region who might be interested in even a brief trip dedicated to intense training in doctrine, I would very much like to communicate with them.
(I have never tried an attachment on here, but this is supposed to be some pictures of them!)
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