There is a side of Ho Chi Minh City that you will never see without some intentionality. The city population is something in the neighborhood of 10 million and in many areas it is extremely dense. But it is off the main streets down the alleyways (known as “hems” in Vietnamese) where you really see the city. Entire communities exist inside a labyrinth of these narrow hems. There are shops and restaurants and neighbors that have known each other for years. They are roads less traveled but ones which the Gospel must enter. (Click on an image to enlarge for viewing.)
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