Who consistently exemplifies peace in their relationships? How do they interact with others, with themselves and especially with God? These are questions Vietnamese really want to know the answer to. Bible study groups are unable to meet during … [Read more...]

Lit as the night sky turns a deep shade of blue, the Saigon Opera House was built in the early 1900’s. During the past century, its history includes serving as temporary shelter for those homeless and displaced. The building has become a comforting … [Read more...]

Stone statues stand guard in front of tombs of past emperors and kings in the old capital city of Hue. Tight fists and clenched jaws seemingly ready to serve. Enormous global problems have surrounded us this past year, and we have struggled with … [Read more...]

Even in the countryside, an altar, incense, and prayers for those seeking hope are lost. Our One True God is the only One that can answer prayers, deserves our reverence, and worship. Pray for Vietnamese to discern the Holy Spirit’s movement and … [Read more...]

Waiting for customers to arrive, Cam, has time to reflect on how much a struggle this year continues to be selling fruit. The neighborhood market is much slower as more people are saving their money and not buying as much these days. She knows how … [Read more...]