Since 2015
The most widespread religion in Thailand, the country once known as Siam, is Buddhism. Theravada Buddhism, the oldest surviving branch of Buddhism is especially strong among the Isaan people of northeastern Thailand, where less than 2% of the population is Christian. The Tide ministry is working with a ministry partner in Thailand to share God’s Word among the Isaan people. The recording and production of an initial set of programs in the Isaan language, which is spoken by 19 million people in Thailand, has been completed and is currently being broadcasted through a popular FM station in Thailand. This same gospel media content is also being made available through social media and other digital delivery methods. As we continue to move forward with this project, pray that God will direct us to the most effective methods of making these programs publically available to Isaan listeners. This outreach is greatly assisting the work of our partner agency in Thailand that is working to make disciples and plant house churches among the Isaan people.
News from Thailand
Listeners of Devotionals and Programs Reach Across Borders to Share Gospel with Others
Loa Woman in Korea Using The Tide Ministry Resources to Witness to Fellow Factory Workers
Daily Devotionals find New Home on Social Media in Thailand
Online Devotionals Provide ‘Strength to Continue Walking with God’ Even in Neighboring Countries
Coronavirus Impacts People of Thailand
The coronavirus outbreak has caused widespread concern, but especially in Asia, where thousands have died in China. Over 75,000 have been infected worldwide. According to The Christian Post, the virus, which can lead to respiratory illnesses, has spread to other...
