Love For Myanmar presents the second of a three-part conversation series with Myanmar Native, Chin Chin, and her orientation with life in the United States. She has volunteered and accompanied LFM on many mission trips helping in a variety of...
Learn moreOver the next three posts Love For Myanmar presents Myanmar Native, Chin Chin, and her orientation with life in the United States. She has volunteered and accompanied LFM on many mission trips helping in a variety of ways – from organizing...
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It’s just three words–Keeping Families Together–that brings to mind a simple notion that, in a developing country such as Myanmar, is beset with an extraordinary set of interrelated challenges. We wanted a byline, a concise...
Learn moreIn our concluding series on Love For Myanmar Neighborhood School teacher, Van Hoe Lian, we hear in his words the story of teaching and caring for these children. Vision for Neighborhood School Myself Greetings in the name of Jesus! My name is Van...
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Recently our friend Elisha Sanga shared with us request for prayers as he and several others travel in Myanmar sharing the Good News. Here is an message provided to LFM of their travels: Dear Friends, Thank you for your prayer support. It means...
Learn moreThis blog is a continuation of our most recent blog entry dated December 4th where we introduced Van Hoe Lian, a Love For Myanmar Neighbourhood School Teacher. In this entry we learn of his spiritual background. As previously mentioned, I have...
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Greetings in the name of Jesus! I am Van Hoe Lian, born in March 16, 1990 in Falam Township,Chin state, Myanmar. I am teacher for Love for Myanmar neighborhood learning center. My Dad and Mom were missionaries. I have one eldest brother and two...
Learn moreIt is amazing how quickly the summer can scoot on by! Forgive our short hiatus from blogging as we’ve had much on our plate in transition and mission but we’re back now and ready to share! Our summer mission to Myanmar took place in...
Learn moreTwo things are currently conspiring to put cottage industries in grave danger. One. The growing obsession of the west for unique goods produced from small cottage industries placing a high demand on small goods producers to figure out ways to...
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We hope you had a great time celebrating your Mothers last week! It is awesome all the things mothers do, much of which we just never know about until we become parents ourselves. One of the coolest things about the homes we support in Myanmar...
Learn moreThis week our guest blogger is MuTu the new Love For Myanmar Intern from Yangon. He is assisting Meagan Henry, Director of Myanmar Ministries Relations, with updating all of our children for 2014 as well as other team functions. He is a welcome...
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Well, here at LFM we are moving full force into trip planning for July. We are busily setting itineraries and planning events for the people coming with us to Myanmar this summer. With the new addition of land in the Mon state and pilot projects...
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