WEC Thailand

WEC Thailand has been spreading the gospel to the Thai and Karen people in northern central Thailand since 1947

18/02/2026

Last week, I visited the Mutuki house church in the Tha Song Yang area, which is about three hours away. Because the distance was far, we left early on Saturday morning. Four of us traveled together in one car—Elder Phinit, Pastor Butu, an elderly church member, and myself—as we drove up the mountain.
When we arrived, the believers—whom I had not seen for almost one year—welcomed us with great joy. They prepared food for us and also gave us a place to sleep.
Elder Lewa, the leader of Mutuki church, served us warm food and coffee. He also gave me 10 kilograms of green coffee beans as a gift.
The next day, one family who raises pigs offered a pig for a thanksgiving service. Other believers brought herbs and tree roots from the mountains—precious things they had carefully kept—and they shared them with a joyful and generous heart.
I preached two messages:

“What does it mean to believe in Jesus?”
“Peter walking on the water.”

And on that day, two new people accepted Jesus as their Savior.
Although my back was hurting and I had to take pain medicine to climb the mountain, the visit became a great blessing. I came down the mountain encouraged and comforted by God.
Hallelujah. Amen.

15/07/2025

Last Sunday, My wife and I, we worshiped at Huai Kanun Church, which stands on a cliff in Mae Ramat. This church does not have a building yet, so about 30 adults and over 20 children gather each week to worship in the homes of church members.

This year, they purchased land and prepared the site to build a church. It is a church where people respond to the Word, experience transformation, and make decisions based on the message.

Since it is currently the rainy season and the road to the church is difficult to travel, discipleship training will resume in September when the rain subsides.

In the meantime, following the children’s Bible quiz competition on the Gospel of John, the entire congregation will read the Book of Acts together and later hold a church-wide Bible quiz competition.

Please pray that this church will stand firm in faith.

13/05/2025

Last Sunday, our team (Sunsuk, Myself, Eve, Jotto and Pi nit) were invited to Dejiko Church in Mae Ramat. This church is served by Ajarn Bunju, Ajarn Tono, and Ajarn Noi. It has been self-sufficient for a long time and is now a mother church, helping and supporting other weaker churches near by. We mainly work with weak and difficult churches that don't have pastors, but we also receive invitations from established churches once or twice a year to preach. After the service, we had a thanksgiving worship at Ajarn Tono's house. His family gathers every quarter to hold a thanksgiving worship with all the church members. This is a very admirable Karen tradition. Please pray that this church continues to stand strong in the Word of God.

12/02/2025

Last Sunday, our Karen team went to Lego Church. The Lego Church is a two and a half hour drive from our location in Meramat. However, there is always joy and grace in worshipping with the church members and meeting the children. I pray that Sister Niu, the leader of the Lego church, will persevere and grow as a leader.