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Tydens die onlangse Kersseisoen het sewe van FEBC Thailand se personeellede ŉ klein Thai-Hmong dorpie besoek. Hierdie dorpie is geleë tussen berge, 8 uur per motor vanaf Bangkok. Toe hulle aan die voet van die berge kom, moes hulle nog 30 kilometer deur die berge reis om die dorpie te bereik. Die styl bergpasse is net per voet begaanbaar. Die span moes daarom die bussie agterlaat en die vier vlakke van styl voetpaadjies af stap om radio’s en ander geskenke vir die dorp se inwoners te neem.
Vir FEBC Thailand was dit ŉ geseënde tyd en ŉ wonderlike avontuur om op só ‘n manier hul luisteraars te kon dien. Hierdie uitreik word jaarliks gedoen om tydens die Kerstyd hul luisteraars te seën. Terwyl hul radio’s, klere en ander geskenke aan die luisteraars uitgedeel het, het hul saam die grootste geskenk gevier, ons Verlosser, Jesus Christus.
In Thailand is dit ŉ kulturele tradisie om saam te eet wanneer jy gaste ontvang. Nadat die span radio’s en ander geskenke uitgedeel het, het een van luisteraars die span in hul huis verwelkom om ŉ tradisionele ete saam te geniet, waartydens die span ŉ paar boodskappe vanuit die Woord met hul gedeel het.
Hierdie wonderlike onderneming herinner ons aan die skrif van Jesaja 52:7; “Hoe mooi klink die voetstappe op die berge van hulle wat goeie nuus bring en vrede en verlossing aankondig.”
Meeste van die inwoners van hierdie dorpie luister gereeld na FEBC se uitsendings en was baie opgewonde oor die besoek van FEBC se personeel. Die radio-opvangs is baie goed in die area omdat die dorp in ŉ vallei tussen die berge en die stasie geleë is.
Ons sien met baie opwinding uit na hierdie nuwe jaar, veral as ons dink aan al die beloftes van God en Sy getrouheid om die werk wat Hy begin het, te voltooi. Kom ons fokus vanjaar op die groot opdrag waarvoor elkeen van ons geroep is; om die evangelie met elke stam en taal en nasie te deel, totdat almal die Goeie Nuus gehoor het!
FEBC Thailand’s annual Christmas outreach
During the recent festive season, seven staff members from FEBC Thailand travelled to a Thai-Hmong village. This small village is located in the mountains which is an eight hour drive from Bangkok. When they reached the foot of the mountains they had to travel another 30 kilometres through the mountains to reach their destination. Due to steep mountain passes that can only be traversed by foot, the team had to leave their bus and carry gifts and radios down four levels of steep paths to reach the listeners’ homes.
FEBC Thailand’s staff feels blessed to be able to serve their listeners in this adventurous way. This outreach is done customarily each Christmas to bless their listeners. While handing out radios, clothes and other gifts to their listeners, together they celebrated the greatest gift of all, our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
In Thailand it is part of the culture to offer a meal when receiving guests in your home. After the team had handed out the gifts and radios to the villagers, a kind family invited them into their home to enjoy a traditional meal while the team shared a few messages from the Word.
This wonderful undertaking brings to mind the scripture from Isaiah 52:7: “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news…”
Most of the people who live in this village listen to FEBC’s broadcasts daily and were extremely grateful to be visited by FEBC and receive these gifts. The radio signal is strong in this area, because the village is situated at the end of a valley between mountains and the station.
We look forward with excitement to the new year, keeping in mind all of God’s promises and remembering His faithfulness to complete all the work that He has started. Let us focus on the great commission to which we have all been called; to preach the gospel to every nation, tongue and tribe until everyone has heard the good news!
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