The man in the above picture is Mr. Rani Hutuka. He is another Jewish tourist who found our place through Google Map. He was so impressed and so astonished at what he saw. My dad gave him a tour and got his contact. He could speak good English.
The man in the photo above is Mr. Rani Hutuka. He is a Jewish tourist who found our location through Google Maps. He was both impressed and amazed by what he experienced. My dad gave him a tour and was able to connect with him afterward. He also spoke English well.
Last Sabbath we were visited by a group of Chinese teacher missionaries from Chaiprakan district. We got to know them since last year and they promised to come visit the sanctuary. They came this time with two students who live there in the Chinese community. They were so delight to learn about the sanctuary. We are in touch with them. They were also eager to come for more Bible study in the future with their students too.
Last Sabbath, we were visited by a group of Chinese teacher missionaries from the Chaiprakan district. We first connected with them last year, and they had promised to come visit the sanctuary.
This time, they came with two students from their Chinese community. They were delighted to learn about the sanctuary and showed a strong interest in what they experienced.
We have remained in contact with them, and they are eager to return for further Bible study with their students in the future.
Lastly, today there were a couple who came from Poppra district, Tak. They were so interested to learn how to use the Plan of Redemption chart with my dad. The woman was the daughter of one of our patience who came for the recent treatment. They were able to study with dad today. The woman’s name is Mrs. Ying.
Lastly, today a couple visited from the Pop Phra district in Tak. They were very interested in learning how to use the Plan of Redemption chart with my dad.
The woman is the daughter of one of our patients who recently came for treatment. They were able to study together with my dad today. Her name is Mrs. Ying.
First groups to use the new cafeteria. We still need $3,000 to be fully funded.
We are excited to share that the new cafeteria at the Gospel and Good Health Foundation is now open and serving our guests and staff.
This space is already becoming an important part of the ministry, providing nourishing meals during our health and evangelism programs and creating a welcoming place for connection and fellowship.
While we are grateful to have the cafeteria up and running, we still need $3,350 to fully fund the project.
Would you consider helping us complete this final step? Your support will ensure this space continues to serve as a place of physical nourishment and spiritual connection for all who come.
Thank you for being part of what God is doing here.
Dear Friend,
We would love to share a glimpse of what is happening at the Gospel and Good Health Foundation in Thailand.
We established this Foundation in 2018 with a simple purpose: to teach people how to live a happy, healthy life. Through our ten day health education seminars, called The Maker Heals, we guide guests in practical principles of healthy living while gently introducing them to the God who desires their wholeness.
Since then, more than 2,000 people have come through these programs.
In March of 2025, we opened the Mosaic Sanctuary Study Center. It has quickly become a place where people can see and understand the Gospel in a clear and personal way.
Together, these two programs are creating opportunities for people from many different backgrounds to experience both healing and truth.
Recently, a Jewish tourist named Mr. Hutuka found our center through Google Maps. As he walked through the grounds and experienced the sanctuary, he was both impressed and deeply moved. Pastor Sutichet was able to give him a personal tour and connect with him for future conversations.
A few Sabbaths ago, a group of Chinese teacher missionaries traveled from the Northern district of Thailand to visit the sanctuary. They had heard about it before and made the effort to come. This time, they brought two students from their community. They were delighted by what they learned and have expressed a desire to return for more Bible study with their students.
Another couple came from the western district of Thailand. The woman, Mrs. Ying, had a connection to our recent health program through her mother, who had received treatment.
They were eager to learn more about what her mother had experienced and been taught. During their visit, they spent time studying the Plan of Redemption chart and the sanctuary message.
These are simple moments. But they are how lives are being reached.
At the center of it all is a place where people can come, be welcomed, receive care, and encounter truth in a way that is clear and meaningful.
We are also grateful to share that our new cafeteria is now open and already serving guests and staff during our programs. It is helping create a space where people can gather, share meals, and build relationships together.
We are now just $3,350 away from fully funding this project.
Would you consider making a gift today to help complete the cafeteria and continue the work taking place here?
Your support makes it possible for people to experience healing, build relationships, and encounter the Gospel in a setting where it can truly be understood.
Thank you for being part of this work.
With gratitude,
Steve & Lynette
Leading to the Light
