A Deluge of Hope

9 January 2012 — In the aftermath of disastrous flooding in Thailand, SIM friends and donors gave generously to help Thai communities get back on their feet. Read how 1000 Christmas gifts were given in Jesus' name, and the Gospel of hope shared.

Join the Water Festival!

16 May 2011 — Imagine an entire city descending into a six-day-long, all-out brawl! The ammunition? Water. The goal? Get as soaked as possible!

Profile of a Coach

19 April 2011 — A sea of little heads, arms and legs spills out of the car windows, smiling and waving excitedly. One thing is clear: Ning has a remarkable relationship with these boys...

Putting a Universal Language to Work

4 February 2011 — Read how Sarawut impacts teens for Christ through sports...

God Arranged a Special Meeting

4 March 2009 — Two villages in Thailand find out that God reveals himself to those who earnestly seek him.

"I Already Asked My Parents"

4 February 2009 — Young believers face up to opposition in Asia.

"I've Heard These Stories Before"

14 May 2008 — When we began telling Bible stories in one Thai community, the villagers told us that they had heard the stories before, when they were very young.

"How Can I Deny Him?"

17 January 2008 — When I asked Gone why she wanted to follow Christ, she said, “Molly, I have seen God do so many miracles. How can I deny or refuse Him?!”

New Church Planting Opportunities in Thailand

3 July 2007 — Through its partnership with OMF Thailand, God has given SIM new opportunities to serve the people of Northeast Thailand.

SIM C-SEA Partners with OMF Thailand

17 May 2007 — After several years of seeking registration for its Central and Southeast Asia office (C-SEA) in Thailand, SIM has entered into partnership with OMF Thailand.

GAP Interns Jump into Mission

17 April 2007 — Paul Zealey and his teammate Nathan Sherwood, are serving on a six-month internship with the SIM-UK Global Awareness Program (GAP) in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Reaching Northward: Training Asians for Mission

15 August 2006 — God is using the SIM Central and Southeast Asia (C-SEA) office to support the labors of our workers spread throughout Asia. But they are also fueling the flames of mission involvement in their own neighborhoods of South East Asia.