The Game, written by LFM mission team member Lucas Crockett. The sky is bright yet overcast. A large hill or a small mountain rises just above the palm trees and other tropical trees in the background. Just below the trees rest several houses...
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We are delighted to share with you a recent mission team participant’s experience of his trip in his own words. Meet 2015 Team Member Charly Skaggs Matthew 5: 15-16 15. nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on the...
Learn more2015 Mission Team member Brand Perkins shares his thoughts, observations and personal message about his recent trip to Myanmar – his first trip abroad: The Land of Gold, I pray will become the Land of God. Thursday morning I boarded the...
Learn morePRAYER WORKS! As the team continues to prepare for the trip into Myanmar, it is important to recognize the spiritual preparation essential to the success of achieving God’s Will for the country as well as for the members of the team. Please...
Learn moreDuring their first visit to Myanmar as tourists back in 2004, Reed and Glenna Iwami experienced an awakening to the needs of the beautiful people of country. It was then that Love For Myanmar got its start. In this visit they fell in love with...
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A blog post by mission team member Rachel Goad. When asked to write something for this blog about the time I spent in Myanmar last summer, I excitedly opened my notebook to begin writing about all the many things I observed when I was there. ...
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During a trip to Myanmar in the Spring of 2014, LFM’s founders and spouses were led to a leprosy hospital in Mawlamyine located in the Mon State. What was observed stirred a mixture of emotions centered upon a cry to understand how our...
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In our final post in this series, Love For Myanmar presents conversations 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 moreLove 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...
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