We are teachers, farmers, shopkeepers, tradespeople, office workers and mothers. We work, we provide for our families, and we are part of the Association of Free Churches in Thailand. But above all, we are volunteer church planters and leaders, driven by a holy urgency.

What drives us? It is the stark reality that 95% of our villages have no church. Generations have lived and died without ever hearing the good news. We see this not as a statistic, but as a sacred responsibility. We are driven by the memory of our own lives before we knew the hope of Jesus, and we cannot bear the thought of our neighbors missing out on that same hope.

Every minute of every day, another Thai person dies. This fact fuels our mission. We follow the clear command of Jesus to "go and make disciples." But it’s His personal declaration in Luke 4:43 that echoes in our hearts: “I must proclaim the good news of the kingdom of God to the other villages also, because that is why I was sent.” That is not just His mission; it has become ours. He didn't wait for the people to find Him, so we do not wait. We go to the villages. We are not paid for this work; our reward is seeing lives transformed. We are an "Acts movement," believing that God’s presence is simple, vibrant, and powerful. We go because He first came to us, and we will not stop until every village has heard.