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• Immanuel Church will minister to Karen refugees in Phop Phra.
• There's a 97-tier waterfall nearby.
• In Phop Phra, 95% of children are Buddhist. Animism is also prevalent.
• Karen animists believe in k'lar, 37 spirits.
• "In 20 years, you will only be able to find Karen people in a museum."

  —General Shwe Maung, Burmese Army

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• Myat Lay Kone Church will minister to Karen refugees on the border.
• Many refugees from Burma work in sweat shops on the Thailand side.
• The largest Burmese refugee camp, Mae La, is about an hour drive from the church.
• Depression afflicts half of adults in the camp system. Suicide is a growing problem among Karen refugees.

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• Three Pagodas Church will minister to hill tribes near Payathonzu, Myanmar.
• Three Pagodas Pass is named after three small stupas, mound-like structures that mark meditation sites.
• The area's Karen and Mon people are neither citizens of Myanmar nor Thailand. The Mon are a major ethnic group—and one of the oldest—in Myanmar.
• The majority of refugees from Myanmar are Karen, Karenni, and Mon.

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• James has a strong desire to spread the good news of Jesus Christ in Myanmar.
• God has used James' dentistry and ministry skills to lead many Bamar (Burmese) Buddhists to faith in Jesus.
• In obedience to the Lord's calling, James moved to Bo Cho Island.
• Bo Cho is one of more than 800 islands in the Mergui Archipelago in far southern Myanmar.
• The Salon (Moken) people settle on Bo Cho during the rainy season.
• Also called Sea Gypsies, the Salon prefer to roam the sea on their handmade boats called kabang.

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• Ahkhi's parents came to faith in Jesus through American missionaries in Myanmar.
• On mission north of Mandalay in Mogok, Ahkhi shared the gospel with the Lisu people.
• Their religion combines ancestor worship with animism, and they worship gods of earth, sky, wind, lightning, and forest.
• In obedience to the Lord's calling, Ahkhi moved to Htaukkyant, Yangon.
• Near Htaukkyant is a well-known cemetery where nearly 6,400 World War II veterans are laid to rest.
• The cemetery includes Rangoon Memorial, which bears the names of 27,000 World War II soldiers who have no known grave.

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• Paul grew up worshiping spirits and ancestors.
• In obedience to the Lord's calling, Paul and his family moved to Paletwa, Chin State.
• Chin State is one of the least developed areas of the country and has the highest poverty rate.
• The Chin people are one of the most persecuted minority groups in Myanmar.
• There are 31 different varieties of the Chin language.
• Chin women are renowned for their face tattoos; however, face tattooing was banned in the 1960s.
• Due to American missionaries, 90% of ethnic Chin are Christians.

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• Reload Love built one of its very first playgrounds in Myanmar.
• Reload Love fights terrorism with tenderness.
• Children in Myanmar have been caught in the crossfire of terror for decades.
• A playground is a safe space for children to heal and dream.
• The new playground at Immanuel Church will minister to Karen refugee children.

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• Pastor Moses has a heart to house more refugees near the church he founded.
• Bethany Church is on the Myanmar-Thailand border.
• Pastor Moses ministers to Karen refugees.
• The land renovation will allow for more housing to be built for refugee children and their families.

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• Pastor Moses ministers to Karen refugees on the Myanmar-Thailand border.
• Providing a reliable vehicle will allow Pastor Moses to serve refugee families in his community.
• Refugee children will be transported to and from school in the new vehicle.