There is great diversity and many needs in the developing countries of South East Asia. What we may consider a little help can really go a long way in improving the lives and living conditions of those of little means here. Whether that is fresh water for the village, medical help or warm clothing for winter months, that can make a world of difference to someone life here. Helping young people to be able to get an education is an important key to a better future. There are also the most vulnerable, the orphaned and unwanted children who need someone to love and care for them. Our focus goes beyond improving the temporal life. True and abundant life comes through knowing Jesus. We believe that everyone should at the very least have the opportunity to experience the love and hear the good news of Jesus Christ. Thailand is one of the countries with the least Christian witness in the world. As of February 2016, there were about 400,000 Thai or tribal Protestant believers in Thailand which is 0.7% of the 68 million population. Thailand has about 5,000 churches of which only about half have a full-time Christian worker of any sort. 62% of all the sub-districts which accounts for about 38 million people in 42,000 villages, towns and cities in Thailand have no church of any kind. While Myanmar and Cambodia have been experiencing significant new conversion growth in recent years they still lag very far behind the West and are in desperate need of much greater ministry and solid teaching.